Docs: Multiple people charged after police endure Molotov cocktail attack, assaults during street takeovers

INDIANAPOLIS — Eight people have been charged for their alleged roles in multiple street takeovers that were staged across Marion County two years ago.

According to court documents, police have made numerous arrests in connection with four illegal street takeovers that took place over the course of one night in September 2024, which resulted in multiple roadways and a stolen car being set on fire, police being attacked with Molotov cocktails and police vehicles being vandalized with bats during one chaotic night.

Hailey Eversole:

  • Obstructing Traffic (Level 6 Felony)
  • Rioting (Class A Misdemeanor)
  • Disorderly Conduct (Class B Misdemeanor)
  • Obstructing Traffic (Class B Misdemeanor)

Brandon Daniels:

  • Rioting causing Property Damage (Level 6 Felony)
  • Criminal Mischief Damage (Class A Misdemeanor)

Lucas Via:

  • Obstructing Traffic (Level 6 Felony)
  • Rioting (Class A Misdemeanor)
  • Obstructing Traffic (Class B Misdemeanor)
  • Disorderly Conduct (Class B Misdemeanor)

Osmar Salgado:

  • Resisting Law Enforcement (Level 6 Felony)

Sergio Melendez:

  • Intimidation (Level 5 Felony)
  • Criminal Mischief Damage (Class A Misdemeanor)

Jaden Huddleston:

  • Obstructing Traffic (Level 6 Felony)
  • Rioting causing Property Damage (Level 6 Felony)
  • Criminal Mischief Damage (Class A Misdemeanor)
  • Disorderly Conduct (Class B Misdemeanor)

Carlos Holland:

  • Arson (Level 6 Felony)
  • Rioting causing Property Damage (Level 6 Felony)
  • Criminal Mischief Damage (Class A Misdemeanor)
  • Disorderly Conduct (Class B Misdemeanor)
  • Unauthorized Entry of a Motor Vehicle (Class B Misdemeanor)

Johnathan Goff:

  • Obstructing Traffic (Level 6 Felony)
  • Rioting Causing Property Damage (Level 6 Felony)
  • Criminal Mischief (Class B Misdemeanor)
  • Disorderly Conduct (Class B Misdemeanor)

Street takeovers

The series of planned street takeovers began in September 2024 as police reported a sharp rise in the number of takeovers throughout the city…

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