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On Friday singer Luke Walker sings at the Tailgate on Georgia Road to officially open the big ten championship weekends in Indianapolis. It was ticket free concert by Luke Walker at the Tailgate for big ten events

A load of crowd gathers round at tailgate to avail ticket free concert of Luke Walker, line assembles outside the arena to enter one by one and enjoy a free concert by Luke. Lines started to assembled since 10 am.

This event has freshened the minds and souls of each individual. A lot of people dancing consumed alcohol and eat foods.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind.— Changing forms of organic life adorned a gigantic screen as Maynard James Keenan sang songs about how humanity needs to grow together.

On a chilly, bustling night in downtown Indianapolis, Bankers Life Fieldhouse was packed up as fans came to see their favorite band on tour with a new album for the first time in 13 years.

Seasoned veterans were sitting next to the attendees, seeing Tool for the first time, and the enthusiasm was contagious.

Killing Joke lit up the crowd with their trademark post-punk style and tribal sounds, with cuts including the 2003 anti-war anthems "Full Invasion" and "Seeing Red," and old-school songs including "Complications" and "The Wait."

INDIANAPOLIS (WTHR) — An Indianapolis Boy Scout troop that had their tents and other camping equipment stolen from a truck can now replace the gear.

That's thanks to a couple from Indianapolis who offered to help Troop 494 purchase new tents, camping stoves and other items. Dr. Phil Farber said he and his wife Stephanie said they felt bad for the Scouts and were pleased to have the chance to help them out. This weekend, Troop 494 had decided to go out to a park. As two Scouts went to check the trailer where their gear was kept, they found that a dozen or so tents had been broken into among the items they had taken. The loss was projected to be at least $2,000. Troop leaders cancelled the camp, opting instead for a day-long Jamboree Saturday to be attended by the troop. Boy Scout chief Tom Olivier said he was delighted with the generosity and kindness of the couple calling it an amazing and highly appreciated present. If you're wondering, Farber said when he was a scout, too, and thought, "Wow, we can help them out," and they did.

INDIANAPOLIS — Two people were arrested last week and charged with killing an 18-year-old on the south side of Indianapolis.

At an apartment complex close to South Madison Avenue and East Southport Road, Nathan Henry was stabbed to death last Friday. At the time, police said the murder was an isolated incident. The Marion County Prosecutor's information indicates the stabbing occurred during a drug sale and attempted robbery. Murder and Robbery are charged against 18-year-old Antonio Carter and 17-year-old Daniel Crockett. According to the Metropolitan Police Department of Indianapolis, Crockett is charged as an adult. Both are expected for initial hearings at the Criminal Court on Friday.

NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (AP) — A suspended Indiana Catholic priest appeared in court on charges of sexual abuse of a teenage boy.

The Indianapolis News reports that Rev. David Marcote appeared in the Hamilton County Court on Tuesday on charges of felony child abuse, vicarious sexual gratification, and selling harmful matter to a minor. Prosecutors claim that Marcotte had engaged the boy in sexual talk and lewd behavior via social media. The Archdiocese of Indianapolis removed Marcotte, 32, from the public ministry in February after learning of the alleged abuse from his victim assistance manager. The archdiocese said at the time of the alleged violence that Marcotte had been assigned to St. Malachy Parish in Brownsburg and St. Martin of Tours Parish in Martinsville. Marcotte's next hearing is scheduled to take place on Jan. 7 and is expected to stand trial on Feb. 10.

INDIANAPOLIS – Police investigate the death of a teenager as a possible suicide after he was shot and killed on the northeastern side of Indianapolis on Monday evening.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were called to Stouffer Court's 9,400 block around 9 p.m. on the statement of a person being shot, IMPD officer Michael Hewitt said in a press release. They discovered a 17-year-old who was shot and killed before they had arrived. Detectives were treating the death as a homicide at this time, Hewitt said. No further details have been released.

Anyone with any kind of information has been requested to call IMPD Homicide Detecives at 317-327-3475 

The police attempted to trigger the traffic halt close to the junction connected with Reagan Drive as well as W. Sugars Creek Street, however, the suspect car wouldn't halt.

CMPD employed their helicopter to search for the vehicle and strive to stick to it.

3 suspects hopped out from the vehicle close to Self-reliance Blvd as well as Monroe Street and also left by walking.

The police attempted to trigger the traffic halt close to the junction connected with Reagan Drive as well as W. Sugars Creek Street, however, the suspect car wouldn't halt.

Police continues to look search for a missing girl who 'willingly' took off with an unknown person

Experts in Michigan are looking for a 14-year-old young lady who was most recently seen Saturday leaving her home with an obscure individual.

In the video, Reem Alsaidi can be seen getting into somebody's car which pulled up before her living house situated in Dearborn, Michigan, on Saturday morning at around 5:15 a.m. neighborhood time. As per the detectives, the youngster appears to "enthusiastically" leave her home and enter the vehicle, as indicated by a public statement from the Dearborn Police Department.

Alsaidi is an Arab-American young lady with long dull hair and dark colored eyes. She is 5 foot 3 inches tall and weighs around 180 pounds, police said.

It was obscure what dress Alsaidi may be wearing, yet police say she was most recently seen with a bag. If you have any infor about her, contact the Dearborn Police Department at 313-943-2241.

A 'huge' 350-pound grouper caught by a man off Florida coast

One man from Florida will have a fantastically tremendous fish story to tell! He is a fisherman and he was able to catch a Warsaw Grouper gauging an astounding 350-pounds, as indicated by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. The fish was captured with a snare and line in around 600-feet of water on December 29 off the shoreline of southwest Florida. Researchers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission gauge the fish is at any rate 50-years of age. For their program, they have made it the oldest sample. Warsaw groupers can develop to a length of 7.5 feet and a load of 580 pounds. The record for the biggest one trapped in Florida is about 440 pounds.

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Байкера который в нетрезвом состоянии перевозил наркотики осудили.

Городской суд Борисоглебска Воронежской области к трем годам и трем месяцам колонии приговорил мужчину двадцати двух лет из Поворинского района, которого обвиняют в незаконном приобретении, а также хранение партии наркотиков в крупном размере(часть вторая статья двести двадцать восьмая Уголовного кодекса Российской Федерации), а также за управление мотоциклом в нетрезвом состоянии (статья сто шестьдесят четвертая пункт первый Уголовного кодекса Российской Федерации). Об этом прессе было сообщено в суде.

Мужчина был задержан в прошлом году, июле месяце, сотрудниками дорожно-патрульной службы в Борисоглебске. При нем был пакет с четыреста сорока граммов каннабиса. Как уточнили сотрудники правоохранительных органов наркотики не предназначались для сбыта. Проходить освидетельствование на алкоголь мужчина после задержания сотрудниками правоохранительных органов отказался.

Spirit of philanthropic work gives new direction to society

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla on Tuesday by Mahavir Relief Foundation Trust and Dr. Hedgewar Memorial Trust

Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla attended the inauguration ceremony of the Medi Dialysis Center, built in New Delhi on Tuesday by Mahavir Relief Foundation Trust and Dr. Hedgewar Memorial Trust.

During this, Birla said that the principles and thoughts of Lord Mahavir inspire human service. The spirit of public service and philanthropic work serves to give a new direction to the society. He said that the association of yoga and spirituality with modern medical system at a very low rate for the treatment of diseases by the institution will help the patient in getting better mental health and speedy recovery. Birla said, service is at the core of Indian culture. The able people of the society will have to come forward to help the needy and needy people of the society. Sir Sanghchalak Mohan Bhagwat of Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh said that service is the main objective of the Sangh. The needy of the society will benefit from the operation of this Medi Dialysis Unit operated with public assistance.