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Excise Police and locals in Muncie tonight, writing tickets left and right.

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Amber Alert

Amber Alert********

Authority Knox Co Sheriff's Office, Indiana: Attempt To Locate Perla Hernandez: A 14 Year Old , Hispanic Female, 5'3", 105lbs, With Brown Hair & Brown Eyes. Juvenile Was Last Seen 5/1/06 Around 17:00 Hrs At Address In Wheatland, Indiana And Is Belived To Be In Extreme Danger. Suspect Abductor Is Juvenile's Stepmother; Maybe Traveling In Tan 2006 Nissan Maxima 4d With Indiana Tag. Knox CO Authorities Belive Suspect Maybe Enrt With Girl To Mexico.

If YOU HAVE ANY INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT KNOX COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE AT 1-888-58-AMBER

THANKS FOR ALL ASSISTANCE

03:53:33 05/02/2006
 
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Just a little more info to the above Amber Alert...

Info is from www.codeamber.org

Perla Hernandez, 14 yearold Hispanic female. She's 5 feet 3 inches tall, and weighs 105 pounds. She has brown hair and brown eyes. She was last seen at approximately 5:00 PM, May 1, 2006 at 700 East Old Highway 51, Wheatland, Indiana, and is believed to be in extreme danger. No further description is available at this time.

The suspect is Anita Hernandez. Anita Hernandez is 45 years old and described as 5 feet 4 inches tall and 200 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. At approximately 3:30 to 4:00 PM on May 1, 2006, Anita L.C. Hernandez, step-mother of Perla Hernandez, took Perla without permission of the father. Perla H ernandez was taken from the home of individuals she was staying with in Knox County, Indiana. Anita L.C. Hernandez is believed to be enroute to Mexico with Perla Hernandez.

The suspect vehicle is a tan 2006 Nissan Maxima four door with Indian license plate number 49C3885.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Knox County Sheriff's Department at 1-888-58AMBER (888) 582-6237, or dial 911.

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This case is really werid with this amber alert check this out

Amber Alert
- Action 10 News WTHI Staff
5/4/2006 4:20:09 PM



A woman police say abducted her step-daughter, speaks to Action 10 News about the allegations.

Anita Hernandez is accused of taking her 14 year old step-daughter Perla Hernandez.

Police issued an amber alert for Perla Tuesday morning. They say Perla was taken by Anita Hernandez, without her father's permission.

Anita has been calling our newsroom since Wednesday afternoon, telling her side of the story. She's says she took Perla, along with her father-in-law, to Mexico, and that they're all okay. Anita claims the trip south was a plan Perla's father not only knew about, but also approved of.

She spoke to us earlier today by phone saying, "This was a decision that our family made. It's a family decision. It was a misunderstanding. My husband had called and tried to tell them to stop it, to let me get her into school. You know, I had to leave my father-in-law at the bus station. I wasn't able to continue on and get him where he needed to be. I had to send him alone."
 

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Some bad news A man was working on a bridge and fell 25ft and hit concert. Last I heard he was unconscious. They shut down I-69 to fly in Samaritan. Samaritan is gone but didn't hear the report on him.
 

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Large Fire in Tipton County

Fire was located west of 900 West on 400 North. I am not sure of the source of the fire because we could not get close enough. It was a very large fueled fire. We could see the flames over three miles away. (it's pretty flat in Tipton county) There were five or six tanker trucks and at least six fire trucks along with several other emergency vehicles. It appeared that the fire was located right outside some woods but not near any structure that I could see. I was thinking it could possibly be a plane crash but it burned well over 1 1/2 hours before it was smoldering white smoke when we finally took a drive out to it.

Does anyone know what was on fire? Was it a structure or something else? What ever it was it had a lot of available fuel to burn that long.
 

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dlbrock said:
Fire was located west of 900 West on 400 North. I am not sure of the source of the fire because we could not get close enough. It was a very large fueled fire. We could see the flames over three miles away. (it's pretty flat in Tipton county) There were five or six tanker trucks and at least six fire trucks along with several other emergency vehicles. It appeared that the fire was located right outside some woods but not near any structure that I could see. I was thinking it could possibly be a plane crash but it burned well over 1 1/2 hours before it was smoldering white smoke when we finally took a drive out to it.

Does anyone know what was on fire? Was it a structure or something else? What ever it was it had a lot of available fuel to burn that long.

I did hear some of the fire traffic and Duke Energy was on site to shut down power to at least one structure and maybe 2.
 

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kokomo1 said:
I did hear some of the fire traffic and Duke Energy was on site to shut down power to at least one structure and maybe 2.
dlbrock said:
Fire was located west of 900 West on 400 North. I am not sure of the source of the fire because we could not get close enough. It was a very large fueled fire. We could see the flames over three miles away. (it's pretty flat in Tipton county) There were five or six tanker trucks and at least six fire trucks along with several other emergency vehicles. It appeared that the fire was located right outside some woods but not near any structure that I could see. I was thinking it could possibly be a plane crash but it burned well over 1 1/2 hours before it was smoldering white smoke when we finally took a drive out to it.

Does anyone know what was on fire? Was it a structure or something else? What ever it was it had a lot of available fuel to burn that long.
I was listening to this when it was happening last night. It was a fully involved barn fire. I believe that the fire extended to a home, but I am not 100% sure on that even though I could swear that I heard someone say on radio that it had extended to a home. The departments that responded from Howard county for mutual aid were Russiaville, Harrison Twp, and Taylor Twp.
 

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During today's failure on the Tippecanoe Co System. Wea VFD was dispatched to a house fire caused by lightening. As the Co system came on line the Fire Fighters were still on VHF and State Back up with a "Rush" Call for a fireman down in the basement. We now have a funnel on the ground at West Point moving East. The ambulance dispatched to the fireman down call is now stuck in the mud. Can anything else go wrong at once?
 

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TippeTrunker2 said:
During today's failure on the Tippecanoe Co System. Wea VFD was dispatched to a house fire caused by lightening. As the Co system came on line the Fire Fighters were still on VHF and State Back up with a "Rush" Call for a fireman down in the basement. We now have a funnel on the ground at West Point moving East. The ambulance dispatched to the fireman down call is now stuck in the mud. Can anything else go wrong at once?

I hear on the news the firefighter in WEA township was fatally injured on scene. My thoughts and prayers for everyone.
 

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TV-18 and TV-13 just reported the fatality of the Wea VFD fireman. I know most of them personally and deeply regret their loss. Sincere condolences to the Wea Team and their families.
 

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Madison Downtown Fire

Big fire in Madison, involves several buldings. Madison, Jefferson County, and North Vernon fire all on scene

Operations on 159.4200 City Fire and 159.2850 County fire
Also SEMA on Safe-T and police on Safe-T

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