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Clark County Plan Commission to consider data center moratorium recommendation

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By Andrew Harp Verified
| The News and Tribune Verified
JEFFERSONVILLE — The Clark County Plan Commission will present a public hearing and vote on a data center moratorium for the unincorporated county. This will be held at the commission's regular meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday at the Clark County Government Center in Jeffersonville. kAm%9:D :D 2? 2>6?5>6?E @7 E96 r=2C< r@F?EJ &?:7:65 s6G6=@A>6?E ~C5:?2?46[ H9:49 H@F=5 6?24E 2 @?6\J62C >@C2E@C:F> @?
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Federal lawsuit filed in murder-for-hire case; criminal trial slated for September

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By Andrew Harp Verified
| The News and Tribune Verified
NEW ALBANY — A federal lawsuit has been filed in the Western District of Kentucky Louisville Division against law enforcement and the prosecuting attorneys related to a case involving a motorcycle club and an attempted hit on its former vice president. In September 2025, Henry Bachmann was arrested and charged with two counts of conspiracy to commit murder, among other charges, including conspiracy to commit murder, corrupt business influence, money laundering and theft.
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Flock in question: Some concerned with potential overreach while others tout cameras as important tool for law enforcement

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By Andrew Harp Verified
| Pharos-Tribune Verified
As law enforcement agencies in Indiana increasingly rely on surveillance cameras as a tool to aid in investigations, some Hoosiers have mounting concerns about the use of Flock cameras in their communities. Flock Safety is a security hardware company based in Atlanta that specializes in license plate recognition cameras. The company also sells fixed video cameras, mobile security trailers and drones, according to its website. kAm~? 2 A@=:E:42= =6G6=[ u=@4< 42>6C2D 92G6 366?
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