FORT WAYNE — The Indiana State Police is asking for the public’s help in solving a case which involves death threats to foster parents of a young Noble County child.

WARSAW — A man who plead guilty to a charge of invasion of privacy, a class A misdemeanor, was given one-year probation today in Kosciusko Superior 1 Court. Charges of stalking and two counts of domestic battery were dismissed.

PLYMOUTH — A man who violated a protective order at Burt’s Body Shop in Plymouth, was arrested Wednesday afternoon by Plymouth Police.

Elkhart The following people were arrested and booked in the Elkhart County Detention Facility: Aug. 18 Marcus Lorenzo Davis, 36, 202 S. Rowland Ave., Leesburg, arrested for dealing i cocaine or a narcotic drug. Bond: $100,000. Paul Larry Luna, 38, 207 Pigeon, Ligonier, arrested for theft. No bond listed. Kosciusko Aug. 19 Joshua Cone Jr., …read more.

WARSAW — Matthew Aaron Owens, 26, 3525 E. Eastridge Drive, Warsaw, has been arrested on charges of stalking, a level 5 felony; intimidation, a level 6 felony; invasion of privacy and criminal mischief, both class A misdemeanors.

Elkhart The following individual was arrested and booked in the Elkhart County Detention Facility: June 29 James Leo Charters, 45, arrested for contempt of court. Bond: $1,000. Kosciusko The following persons were arrested and booked in the Kosciusko County Jail: June 30 Ronald Richard Spaulding, 49, homeless, Warsaw, arrested for public intoxication. Bond: $400 cash. …read more.

A former surgeon from Lafayette who was accused of plotting to kill his ex-wife in 2014 was caught in Arizona last night after fleeing Indiana earlier in the week. Gregory Konrath removed his tracking device and fled Indiana on Tuesday, April 28. He was apprehended during a traffic stop in Coconino county, Arizona, about a …read more.

Sentences were handed down Thursday morning to four individuals in Kosciusko Superior Court I by Judge David Cates. One individual found his entire sentence suspended while the others will be serving time in jail. Ronnie E. Denham, 37, Old SR 15, Warsaw, was given two years based on a plea agreement for domestic battery, a …read more.

Kosciusko County officers have apprehended, Matthew Scott Boggs, 41. Boggs was  a “sought-after” Warsaw man with numerous criminal charges. Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Deputies, along with the assistance of the Indiana State Police, took Boggs into custody this morning shortly before 2. The numerous charges include pending court cases — forgery, stalking, theft, invasion of privacy and possession …read more.

The Kosciusko County Sheriff’s Department is seeking the public’s assistance in locating Matthew Scott Boggs, 41, Warsaw, on numerous local charges. Boggs currently has numerous charges and pending court cases. Those charges include forgery, stalking, theft, invasion of privacy and possession of methamphetamine. His bond is currently at $200,000 through Kosciusko County authorities. Individuals with …read more.

Kosciusko The following individuals were arrested and booked in the Kosciusko County Jail: Feb. 2 Ashley Marie Scholar, 29, 201 West Pine St., Pierceton, arrested for driving while suspended and operating a vehicle without financial responsibility with prior. Bond: $350 cash Ryan Paul Nicholas Rautenberg, 27, 3750 Lake City Highway 11, Warsaw, arrested for violating …read more.

Kosciusko The following individuals were arrested and booked in the Kosciusko County Jail: Emily Sueann Zartman, 20, 314 N. West St., Milford, arrested for neglect of dependent — bodily injury. Bond: $10,000 surety. Tiffany Estell Williams, 33, 926 E. Fourth St., Mishawaka, arrested for theft. Bond: $2,000 surety. Dustin James Sabo, 26, 5985 W. 100S, …read more.

A Pennsylvania correctional officer accused of stalking his soon to be ex-wife was sentenced in a Kosciusko County courtroom this morning. John Lloyd Dildine, 35, of Millville, Pa., was remanded to custody upon the sentencing of Kosciusko County Superior II Judge James Jarrette. Dildine was ordered to 365 days in the local jail and fined …read more.