Be cautious when providing information over the phone.
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(Batesville, Ind.) - The Batesville Police Department has reported a scam aimed toward businesses.
Individuals are calling businesses and identifying themselves as a member of the Batesville Police Department requesting information.
Citizens should file a police report if they have received this call.
The Batesville Police Department non-emergency line is: 812-934-3131
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at Greendale Cabin And Park
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at St. Anthony Catholic ChurchThe open-air structure is planned to be completed later this year.
Police allegedly seized 29 grams of fentanyl.
Open positions pay up to $20.38 per hour.
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