Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel has released the September jail and arrest report.
Out of a total of 233 beds, the average population of the jail was 121, and on Oct. 27 there were 135 inmates. Of those, 24 were serving felony charges, 75 were pre-trial inmates, 23 were awaiting arraignment. There were 112 men and 23 women.
There are 1320 active warrants in Marshall County.
Top Ten Offenses upon Intake for September 2026
• Operating While Intoxicated (22)
• Driving While Suspended (19)
• Possession of Marijuana (17)
• Failure to Appear (15)
• Operator Never Licensed (15)
• Possession of Methamphetamine (11)
• Out of County Hold (8)
• Possession of Paraphernalia (7)
• Public Intoxication (6)
• Resisting Law Enforcement (6)
Of 133 Total Bookings
• Argos Police — 3 Arrests / 1 No Judicial Review
• Bourbon Police — 6 Arrests / 1 No Judicial Review
• Bremen Police — 4 Arrests / 2 No Judicial Review
• Culver Police — 2 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Lapaz Police — 0 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Indiana State Police — 1 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• DNR — 0 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Plymouth Police — 64 Arrests / 9 No Judicial Review
• Community Corrections — 2 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Sheriff’s Department — 51 Arrests / 2 No Judicial Review
Accidents:
• Property Damage 64
• Personal Injuries 14
• Fatalities 00
• Case Report 60
• Warning/Traffic Citations 64 / 49
• Security Checks 13
Central Dispatch — 911 answered 4,253 calls, and out of those, 1,330 were 911 calls; 98.87% of these 911 calls were answered within 10 seconds or less.
The Sheriff’s Department responded to 1,337 calls for service.
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