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Have you seen this man?  Evansville Police have identified him as 28-year-old Demeko Montazel Bradley.  He is wanted in connection with an overnight shooting at a Marathon station in Evansville.  Authorities say he is armed and dangerous.

Taking place at Ivy Tech Community College on 1st Avenue in Evansville July 10th and 11th, the seminar is open to school administrators and law enforcement officers, and will focus on the history of school shootings, the psychology of shooters, and more.

A home security camera outside the victim's home catches the suspect in the act early in the morning last Friday.

The Evansville Police Department need your help locating a Tri-State man after issuing an arrest warrant fstemming from an investigation that he committed Sexual Misconduct with a Minor back in February.

Evansville police detective Nathan Schroer's brave and inspirational battle with Leukemia came to an end last year. An 11-year veteran of the EPD and Pastor at Northwoods Church, it was Detective Schroer's faith that shined the brightest in his life.

Reports of scams involving computer problems, back taxes, and the always popular, credit card fraud, have led the EPD to issue a warning through their Facebook page.

Despite their perceived reputation as people who are trying to make life tougher on the public, the police officers I know are good-hearted men who are out to enforce the law and protect the public from the dangers of the world. This video is proof of that.

Have a concern about something going on in your neighborhood, or just looking to shoot the breeze with one of Evansville's finest about the weather? You can do both at the Evansville Police Department's "Coffee With a Cop" this Tuesday.

Investigators for the Evansville Police Department have named 20-year-old Timothy Stiff of Evansville as the prime suspect in a robbery at the Check Into Cash location on East Diamond Avenue Thursday night.

Proof that protecting and serving is more than just stopping the bad guys.

The night will feature performances from artists signed to Nkosi Records, the label founded by Evansville Police Detective Nathan Schroer who passed away earlier this week after a 10 year battle with leukemia.

The 11-year veteran of the Evansville Police Department passed away after a second fight with the disease in 10 years.