On April 11, the Carmel City Court reported the theft of a handheld metal detector. The theft occurred on April 9, at approximately 12:30 p.m. The Carmel Police Department took a report and is investigating the incident.
Surveillance video shows a white male with two crutches walk up to the ticket window at Carmel City Court and talk to an attendant. The suspect is handed a piece of paper and then walks over to the desk where the metal detector is located. He grabs the metal detector and stuffs it underneath his shirt. The suspect exits the building and gets into the rear passenger side seat of a light blue four door Oldsmobile. A white female exits the City Building and drives away in the blue Oldsmobile.
Registration is open for the “CarmelFest Has Talent” annual vocal competition. Non-professional Indiana soloists will compete in one of three age categories: ages 12 and under, 13-17, 18 and older. Application deadline is May 15. Eligibility rules and registration forms are available at www.carmelfest.net.
By Tiffany Wang
To celebrate Earth Day, Carmel Green Initiative (CGI) partnered with the Carmel Arts and Design District and the Carmel Clay Public Library to invite Carmel youth to make a personal pledge to save energy and to learn about earth stewardship and energy conservation through art. Over 300 inspiring art pieces are on display at the window storefront located at 37 West Main Street in the Arts & Design District, and will remain on display until May 8.
