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"There were multiple people there that witnessed this incident, and we are asking the public to respond to this senseless and terrible act," said Gary Police Chief Derrick Cannon.
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The mayors of the Region's two largest cities are trying to crack down on vandalism.
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Gary police have announced a pair of major drug busts.
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Three people were hurt in a five-vehicle crash in Gary Wednesday morning.
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A Gary charter school says no one was hurt when a weapon was reportedly discharged in the boys bathroom Wednesday morning. Northwest Indiana Lighthouse Charter Schools says it happened at its College Prep Campus, according to a message on the schools' website.
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An Indiana State Police K9 that was shot during a foot pursuit in December may have been shot by a Gary police officer.
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A new facility at the Gary Police Department lets officers track all of their crime-fighting technology in real time. The city unveiled its Real Time Crime Center on Wednesday. The room in the city's Public Safety Building contains more than a dozen screens, where three people can monitor camera feeds, license plate readers and shot detector technology.
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The Gary Police Department paid tribute to a fallen K-9 Tuesday. K-9 Falco was shot and killed July 13, while he and his handler, Corporal Angel Lozano, conducted a traffic stop.
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The city of Gary now has a permanent police chief.
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Gary's interim police chief is asking for the community's help, following a rash of shootings Thursday and Friday. Six people were shot, two of them fatally, in a period of just over 12 hours.