Evansville 911

Evansville is a relatively safe town compared to others, but we don’t go without our own little crimes here and there. Evansville 911 will be a recurring features on the site where we’ll cover some of those crimes.

• A man flipped his white Chevy Lumina on Akin and Taylor after leading cops on a chase around town. He was being pulled over on suspicion of a fictitious license plate.
• Robert L. Henderson, accused of stabbing his wife &amp song as well as molesting a 13-year-old, has received plea bargain. In exchange for pleading guilty to charges of a Class B felony aggravated battery and one count of Class B felony child molesting he will only serve 30 years in prison.
• Remember that attorney allegedly moonlighting as a meth head we told you about earlier this week? He’s out on bond, and subject to court ordered drug tests while he awaits trial.
• Ryan Seaton had an busy Friday. He allegedly started his day by breaking into a home where he was confronted by the homeowner. He fled to another house where he stole a van. Apparently Seaton decided the van wasn’t hip enough, so he tried to trade it for another car unsuccessfully. Once the Vanderburgh Sherrif’s caught up with him, he tried to take one of their guns, but was bitten by a police dog. He’s now in jail.