The Knox Board of Works members received an update on the clean-up process at the Super Value Inn on Danker Street.
Continue readingKnox Board of Works Members Receive Update on Super Value Inn
Knox BOW Receives Update about Danker Street Motel
Efforts are reportedly being made to address the code violations at the Super Value Inn in Knox.
Continue readingKnox Board of Works to Get Updates on Several Properties This Morning
The Knox Board of Works will get updates on code enforcement efforts at a number of properties this morning. The board had previously agreed to waive the fines on 253 West Locust Drive, if the owner could clean up the yard and remove vehicles and trailers by this past Monday.
Continue readingSearch Warrant Results in Two Drug Arrests
Knox Police arrested a pair of residents on drug charges Sunday after executing a search warrant at Super Value Inn on Danker Street as part of an ongoing narcotics investigation involving a tenant. Continue reading
Knox Resident Arrested on Methamphetamine-Related Charges
A Knox man was arrested on Wednesday after Knox City Police and a Starke County Sheriff’s Department officer found drug-related items in his possession.
Police were called to the Super Value Inn in reference to a wanted person. Police saw the suspect, Matthew Hamilton, peeking out of a window at them from a room at the motel and asked him to open the door. He did and police ordered him to the ground. Police swept the room and found a bag of pills, a burnt spoon and hypodermic needles. Officers also found items reportedly used in the use of methamphetamine.
Hamilton, 22, was arrested on four active arrest warrants through Marshalll County and additional preliminary charges of Possession of Methamphetamine within 1,000 feet of a Family Housing Complex and Reckless Possession of Paraphernalia.
Two Arrested in Knox on Methamphetamine Charges
Knox City Police Department officers arrested Matthew Blount, 23, of Wheatfield and Erica Bailey, 21, of Knox on methamphetamine related charges Wednesday night.
