An arrest in Hancock County after a threat involving Hancock Regional Hospital.
Just before 11 a.m. Thursday, officers with the Greenfield Police Department were called to the Hancock Regional Hospital on a report of threats involving a firearm to employees and staff within the hospital.
The threat was provided to the hospital electronically by an individual who was not on the hospital site. Officers with the Greenfield Police Department were quickly able to identify the individual and confirm that he was not on the hospital campus at the time of the threat, nor after the threat.
The Greenfield Police Department remained on site as investigators were able to confirm that the individual was at his residence in Hancock County. Authorities were able to obtain a search warrant for his residence and with the assistance of the Hancock County Joint Tactical Team, the individual was taken into custody without incident.
Kevin McNamara, 40, was arrested on preliminary charges of Intimidation. He is being held in the Hancock County Jail awaiting formal charges.
Indiana law enforcement to increase impaired driving enforcement ahead of Labor Day
Gov. Braun assesses flood damage, takes additional action to help recovery
Indiana State Fair "Taste of the Fair" presented by Pepsi announces 2026 winners
Indiana Agriculture and Technology School featured at recent Rockville Rotary meeting
Dwight Ashley joins Rockville Rotary
Greencastle Music Fest is this weekend
Little Italy Festival is right around the corner
Indiana launches emergency program for veterans impacted by historical flooding
Driver charged after spotted by officer speeding and driving recklessly
Gov. Braun requests Presidential Emergency Declaration following this week's severe weather
INDOT, ISP urge safe travel as flooding, rainfall and severe weather continue
Driver arrested after trying to elude deputies at Raccoon Lake Recreation Area
Gov. Braun declares statewide disaster emergency, mobilizes National Guard
Parke County Commissioner sounds alarm about covered bridges
Parke County Commissioners continue solar farm discussion
