ATLANTA, Indiana – A large police investigation unfolded on a quiet street in a small Indiana town in Hamilton County on Wednesday morning.
Detectives with Indiana State Police and other law enforcement agencies showed up in large numbers at a home at the corner of Meridian and Walnut Street in Atlanta around 8:30 a.m. on Wednesday.
ISP detectives spent some eight hours on the property, which stirred quite a few questions for those living in the town of about 760 people.
“There’s usually tumbleweed blowing down the streets of Atlanta during the day, there’s just not much goes on here at all,” said neighbor John Ringley. “Makes you wonder what your neighbors are always up to behind closed doors, for sure.”
State Police have shared few details about this police activity so far, but ISP officials told FOX59/CBS4 it is all part of an “ongoing investigation.”
Neighbor John Ringley said he watched law enforcement search around the home and a garage just across the street throughout the day.