“We had investigators go to North Carolina and we actually found Sheila and she was arrested,” Chief Deputy of Delaware County Sheriff Department Jeff Stanley said.
This was one of the many chants ringing through the statehouse before lawmakers arrived Monday.
“We want to talk to the university and really voice the opinion that this is something that can really help Ball State,” Perry said.
As the walls of the original stadium were knocked down, the school is making sure the Bearcat Pride will still stand. Many alumni are remembering their time at the stadium and how it was like a second home.
“People started asking to buy it, so we bought a concession trailer and parked it most days before we owned the building,” he said.
“It’s just so rewarding to know we have created that space for people to come relax, enjoy, escape reality and really just find another outlet,” Beth said.
“Secure the weapons and make sure the kids can’t get to them,” Turner said.
“When you lose a piece of yourself you want to be whole again so I do feel like it would make somebody whole,” Schricker said.
“We know that power is a critical piece, everyone uses it day to day. There’s people in Florida without that right now, so we want to help out as much as we can,” Ohlenkhmp said.
On Monday, school officials at Muncie Central High School searched in a student’s locker and found a handgun.
