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By Lucy Perry
Indiana Central News The Terre Haute Police Department is investigating an overnight shooting near Indiana State University's campus that left one man hospitalized. Around 2 a.m., emergency crews responded to "The Tree House" bar located at N. Seventh and Elm Streets on a call regarding a large fight and gun shots fired. THPD officers located a vehicle leaving the scene with the shooting victim inside, according to a department spokesman. Meanwhile, the victim was taken to a local hospital for treatment of what is not believed to be life threatening injuries. The shooter has not been located at this time and the investigation is ongoing. 
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By Lucy Perry
Indiana Central News WEST TERRE HAUTE- A local man was arrested after allegedly shooting two people Wednesday afternoon in western Vigo County. Apparently the shooting was a result of a dispute between neighbors. Donald Kennedy, 67, of West Terre, Haute, was booked into the Vigo County Jail and charged with aggravated battery and criminal recklessness with a deadly weapon. Emergency crews responded to the 7100 Block of Fayette Road in West Terre Haute on the report of a shooting around 4 p.m. Vigo County Sheriff John Plasse said the two gunshot victims were transported to a local hospital for treatment. He adds that their conditions are unknown at this time. Deputies were able to locate the suspect inside a nearby residence. and take him into custody. The investigation is ongoing. -- The Sheriff’s Office was assisted by the Indiana State Police, West Terre Haute Police Department, Transcare, and New Goshen Fire and Rescue. 
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By Lucy Perry
Indiana Central News Two Terre Haute women were arrested on drug charges following a traffic stop on the city's south side Thursday night for expired plates. Booked into the Vigo County jail: Driver- Jennifer L. Hinote, 40
Passenger - Ashley Waltermire, 32
A state trooper stopped the car near S. Eighth and Putnam Streets around 9 p.m. A K-9 was then requested, which indicated an alert on the vehicle.
According to Sgt. Matt Ames, of the Indiana State Police, a subsequent search of the car yielded methamphetamine, marijuana, legend drugs, synthetic marijuana (K-2) and drug paraphernalia. Ames added that the driver, Hinote, displayed signs of impairment, refused a chemical test. Waltermire, the passenger, reportedly was in possession of methamphetamine and had an active Vigo County warrant for possession of a controlled substance. |
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