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Hours: 8:00-4:00 Monday-Friday Phone: 812-689-5558 Fax: 812-689-5418 24 Hour Service Phone: 812-689-5555 Fax: 812-689-1307
Ripley County Sheriff 210 N. Monroe Street P.O. Box 686 Versailles, IN 47042
Email: sheriff@ripleycounty.com |
Sheriff Thomas J. Grills |
RIPLEY COUNTY EMERGENCY SNOW LEVELS-New levels effective 01-11-2010
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On Saturday night, January 9, 2010, the Ripley County Sheriff’s Office received a report of a sexual assault involving a 19 year old female, near the Holton area, while traveling along Hopewell road. The female reported that she had stopped to assist a stranded motorist, when assaulted by a white male who was operating a small, older black pickup truck.
The assault is currently under investigation by the Sheriff’s Office. Anyone with information regarding the incident is urged to contact the Ripley County Sheriff’s Office at (812) 689-5555 or 689-5558. |
The assailant was described as a white male approximately 30 years of age, 6’-2”, medium build, wearing a green winter (toboggan) style cap, brown coat and blue jeans. |
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Ripley County Illegal Grow Operation Discovered On Wednesday, February 3,2010, Ripley County Deputy Jason Dickerson received a tip there were marijuana plants being grown at the home of 45 year-old Ernest H. Pyle of Milan. Deputy Dickerson obtained a search warrant at that time, and the warrant was executed by the Sheriff’s Office, with Milan PD and the Indiana State Police assisting. After the execution of the warrant, Pyle was incarcerated at the Ripley County Jail on charges of Possession of Marijuana, Cultivating Marijuana, and Possession of paraphernalia. More charges are pending. Pyle is presumed innocent until proven guilty. Sheriff Grills stated all law enforcement is committed to working together for the common good of our citizens. Public awareness and multi-police agency cooperation is the best way to fight the drug trade and usage in this area. If you know or suspect any illegal drug activity, you are urged to contact your local law enforcement agency with information. |
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Sheriff Tom Grills brings VINE/SAVIN program to Ripley CountyStatewide service offers added protection for crime victims and the publicThe Ripley County residents now have fast access to custody information on offenders throughout Indiana. “Protecting the citizens of Ripley County is always our highest priority,” said Sheriff Grills. “Ripley County’s VINE/SAVIN provides an added level of protection because it gives everyone access to timely and accurate information on offenders in our county, and throughout the state. We’re delighted that we could make this important service available to the public.” People calling 1-866-959-VINE are asked to provide an offender’s name or booking number. After the system has provided the relevant custody information, it asks the caller if they would like to register to be automatically notified when the offender is released or transferred. Those choosing to register provide a phone number, and a four-digit personal identification number (PIN), which they will later use to confirm the notification call. Citizens can also go on line at www.vinelink.com to locate and register. More information Become a Member Today!The Indiana Sheriffs' Association is a non-profit educational and service organization comprised of the 92 county sheriffs, their deputies and other law abiding citizens throughout the state. The association was formed for the purpose of providing assistance to sheriffs, their deputies and other department personnel, thereby enabling them to improve the delivery of law enforcement services to the citizens of this state. The association provides an annual summer leadership camp for boys and girls who have completed the eighth grade or school. This program utilizes sheriffs and deputies as counselors and instructors to provide a better understanding of the duties of a law enforcement officer. The association endeavors to improve the education and professionalism of the law enforcement service by awarding several college scholarships annually to qualified students who desire to attain a degree in the field of criminal justice. ISA Fact Sheet ISA Membership Drive Letter HELP MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN YOUR COMMUNITY TODAY Associate Membership Application Business Membership Application
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Officers travel approximately 5000 miles monthly transporting prisoners to court appointments, doctor and dentist appointments, and extraditions. |
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