Marshall County Sheriff Matt Hassel has released the jail and arrest report for August.
The jail population on Sept. 9 was 120 out of a total of 233 beds. Of those, 25 were sentenced inmates, 24 were serving time on felony charges, 74 were pre-trial inmates, and 15 were awaiting arraignment; 101 were men and 19 were women.
The average population for August was 121. There are 1341 active warrants in Marshall County.
The top ten offenses for August:
• Driving While Suspended (19)
• Operating While Intoxicated (18)
• Failure to Appear (13)
• Operator Never Licensed (13)
• Domestic Battery (12)
• Possession of Marijuana (9)
• Public Intoxication (8)
• Resisting Law Enforcement (8)
• Violation of HD/PTR (6)
• Maintaining a Common Nuisance (5)
Jail Booking Information:
137 Total Bookings
• Argos Police — 1 Arrest / 0 No Judicial Review
• Bourbon Police — 1 Arrest / 1 No Judicial Review
• Bremen Police — 5 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Culver Police — 6 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Lapaz Police — 1 Arrest / 0 No Judicial Review
• Indiana State Police — 1 Arrest / 0 No Judicial Review
• DNR — 0 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Plymouth Police — 71 Arrests / 19 No Judicial Review
• Community Corrections — 3 Arrests / 0 No Judicial Review
• Sheriff’s Department — 48 Arrests / 3 No Judicial Review
Accidents — 58
Property Damage — 35
Personal Injuries — 18
Fatalities — 1
Case Reports — 63
Warning/Traffic Citations — 92
Security Checks — 44
Central Dispatch — 5,034 calls answered and out of that 1,405 were 911 calls. Of those 911 calls 99.72 percent were answered within 10 seconds or less.
The Sheriff’s Department responded to 1,393 calls for service.
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