2 motorhomes and 5 cars parked in driveway. 1 motorhome is broken, and has not moved in over 4 years. Violates Code 15.4.020. Vehicle is over 3 models old, mechanically inoperable, on private property visible from public property (city sidewalk), for more than 20 days.
There is an abandoned vehicle siting on the street on E. Sparks Rd. Has been there for 3 weeks now is in the opening of the codlisac. Has the right front tire under the vehicle and isn't able to move. It is a maroon ford mustang.
White hyundai sonata, tag 844MGH has seemingly been abandoned in apartment parking lot with a flat tire for roughly four months. Stickers on windows where it was probably towed from another location.
I have reported numerous times that there is a black dodge durango permanently parked on the City street in front of this address. It has been there close to two years. I have also reported a ford ranger parked in front of 3141 S Piccadilly that is permanently parked there. Can the police department PLEASE tag them for towing? Isn't City code that they can not be parked there more than 72 hours? Why have a code if it is not enforced?
Recently, four armed robberies happened among IU students, which caused a great threat to us. But as we noticed that policemen did not take any actions to protect students' safety and send any warning massage to inform students after that. So, we hope BPD could help students protecting our safety dutifully.
women contacted the mayors office saying she had contacted the non-emergency police number for over an hour the prior night due to a homelessness problem in Bryan Park. never received a response from non emergency line and then contacted 911
Usually I'm don't usually complain about the police department as you all do amazing work around the city. But this morning had to be the most terrifying thing I've encountered. At about 6:45am I'm getting ready to take my dog out, and whenever I take her out before daylight I'm always aware of my surroundings, as I'm always afraid something is going to happen, and in this city you never know. I open the door to go out and noticed my dog is a little more anxious than usually. An out of the corner of my eye I notice this man in all black coming up from behind my house in my yard, and between my car and the neighbors fence doesn't say one word to me as noted it was dark out. Now at this point being in dark clothing and in my yard, I literally thought I was going to have a panic attack cause i had no idea who it was and hurried my dog back inside. Had literally no idea this dude was a police officer as he didn't say a word to me and on that side of the house you can't see his patrol car. So when I go back in and calm myself down, I look out the window towards the other side of my house and notice his patrol car. I don't mind the police being in my yard for whatever reason but at least they could of done was said something when I walked out. Is this standard for you to be in someones yard and not announce yourself? I dont know cause I'm not a police officer. But it would have been great to know as they literally scared me. Thank you for your time.
The white utility van has been sitting in the same position in a vacant parking lot (Grimes & Woodlawn) for over 2 weeks. I have seen sketchy cars pulling up along the side of the van at night and leaving a bit later - maybe drug activity? Also, the website listed on the van is nonexistent which adds to the oddness of this van.
Black Chevy SUV, backed into parking space. Front passenger window covered with garbage bag, rear area appears to be used for junk storage. No license plates. It's been sitting there for almost 2 months and hasn't moved, no effort to do repairs if that's what is needed. Owners have 2 other vehicles they drive instead. Neighbors don't have parking in the evening and have to park at other buildings. It needs to be towed.
Black Chevy SUV, backed into parking space. Front passenger window covered with garbage bag, rear area appears to be used for junk storage. No license plates. It's been sitting there for almost 2 months and hasn't moved, no effort to do repairs if that's what is needed. Owners have 2 other vehicles they drive instead. Neighbors don't have parking in the evening and have to park at other buildings. It needs to be towed.