Indiana State Police Troopers Win Back Pay Suit
State troopers could receive up to $2 million in back pay after Marion County judges ruled in favor of the Indiana State Police Alliance led by Larry D. Stoller. The suit covered 1963 to 1974 holiday pay for 13 designated holidays, finding troopers were paid for only three. Payroll records will determine individual amounts and funds will be encumbered to pay troopers.
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Supreme Court Tightens Miranda Curbs on Police Interrogation
The Supreme Court, in a 6-3 decision, narrows Miranda warnings citing protection against self incrimination while allowing some pre warnings to be used in cross examination. Justices uphold re warning re arrest silence may not negate alibi validity and revive earlier limitations on interrogation strategies.
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Disturbance at Evansville Involves 200 Youths
In Evansville Indiana a rock concert ending at the Walkway mall sparked trouble with up to 200 youths. Two patrolmen Steve McDaniel and Joe Wolf were treated for minor injuries and released. One 14 year old was arrested as officers helped fellow cops. Howard Heseman was assaulted by about 20 youths as he exited. No serious injuries or racial overtones reported.
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