Kentuckiana prosecutors announce cross-border crime strategy Mar 4, 2025 Mar 4, 2025 Updated Mar 4, 2025 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Pictured: in this frame grab taken from video dated March 4, 2025, prosecutors from three Kentuckiana counties outline their plans to work together to arrest criminals no matter what side of the river the crime happened. (WDRB image) As featured on Crossing the line: how prosecutors from two states are fighting crime together "If we don't stop crime in Kentucky, it floods Indiana. If we don't stop crime in Indiana, it floods Kentucky." Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Wednesday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos ArticlesFern Creek Fire leaders disciplined after undisclosed workplace relationship investigationTeenage girl in critical condition after being shot near Louisville bus stop$50k winning Powerball ticket sold at Kentucky gas station, 2 remain unclaimedIndiana teen sentenced to decades in prison for raping 7-year-old on school busLawsuit accuses former Sellersburg priest of sexually assaulting parishionerNew downtown Louisville road closures cause major traffic backups near hospitalsMan charged with fatal stabbing in Louisville's Chickasaw neighborhood, police sayPuppy found with skull, leg fractures after being abandoned in Louisville recycling binFirefighters respond to house fire on Apple Orchard Place in Oldham CountyLouisville woman accused of driving drunk with 2 children in vehicle in southern Indiana Videos
Crossing the line: how prosecutors from two states are fighting crime together "If we don't stop crime in Kentucky, it floods Indiana. If we don't stop crime in Indiana, it floods Kentucky."