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Ruling on Special Prosecutor in Lafayette Judge Shooting Set for April 10. A decision is anticipated on April 10 regarding the appointment of a special prosecutor for the case involving Thomas Moss, who is accused of conspiring to kill Tippecanoe County Judge Steven Meyer in Lafayette. Moss and three co-defendants face charges including attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder after a shooting at Judge Meyer's residence. Moss's attorneys argue that the local prosecutor's office has a conflict of interest because it regularly practices before the alleged victim. The judge will announce whether a new prosecutor is required to ensure impartial proceedings. (Source: Journal & Courier on Mar 31) Greater Lafayette Lafayette, IN Logansport, IN
Low-Cost Cat Spay and Neuter Clinic Planned for Logansport. To address ongoing shelter overcrowding, Pet Friendly Services is set to open a low-cost spay and neuter clinic for cats in Logansport. This initiative aims to provide affordable access to essential veterinary procedures, thereby helping control the local cat population. Organizers hope the clinic will ease pressure on animal shelters and promote responsible pet ownership. The clinic is expected to support broader animal welfare efforts in the community. (Source: WLFI - News 18 on Mar 31) Greater Lafayette Logansport, IN
Notorious 1880s Con Man Had Hidden Ties to Lafayette, Historical Records Reveal. In the 1880s, Daniel Brutus Scribner became infamous nationwide for swindling millions of dollars—adjusted to today’s value—using numerous aliases as he roamed the Midwest. Lafayette, Indiana, was among his hideouts, with local lore depicting a complicated figure who was both a social fixture and a professional criminal adept at evading capture. Sparse historical records reference a Lafayette woman who briefly influenced him to reform. Despite her efforts, Scribner quickly returned to his criminal activities. (Source: Journal & Courier on Mar 23) Greater Lafayette Lafayette, IN Windsor, IN
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Pistons Defeat Pacers 133-121 at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. The Detroit Pistons topped the Indiana Pacers 133-121 on the road, building a decisive advantage with a strong offensive showing. The game at Gainbridge Fieldhouse drew 16,840 fans. (Source: Townsquare Times on Apr 11) Detroit Pistons Indiana Pacers