Madison, IN Sunny intervals 70°
Listen Live

CLARK COUNTY MAN ARRESTED ON ALLEGATIONS OF CHILD ABUSE

Extensive investigation led to his arrest

                                       

On Tuesday May 14, 2024, Edward A. Holt Jr, 37, Charlestown, was arrested by the Franklin County, Indiana Sheriff’s Department on an arrest warrant issued out of Jefferson County for level 5 domestic battery. Holt’s arrest comes after an investigation, which was led by MPD Detective Phillip Wimpee, after allegations were made that Holt had battered a juvenile. After Detective Wimpee’s extensive investigation was completed, his findings were presented to the Jefferson County Prosecutor’s Office and the arrest warrant for Holt was issued. Holt is currently being held in the Franklin County Jail where he awaits transport back to Jefferson County. Detective Wimpee was assisted in his investigation by Detective Ricky Harris and the Children’s Advocacy Center of Southeastern Indiana.

Criminal charges are merely accusations and Edward A. Holt Jr has the presumption of innocence unless proven guilty in a court of law.

More from Local News

Events

Local News

Man Rescued from Vehicle Stranded in High Water

The incident occurred on Wednesday in Jennings County.

Averitt To Invest up to $113 Million To Build Regional Campus in Bullitt County

Distribution and supply chain leader will add 64 jobs while retaining 182 jobs at existing Louisville plant

Displate Manufacturing To Establish First Kentucky Operation in Louisville With $9.5 Million Investment, Creating 79 Jobs

New facility will strengthen company’s expansion into the North American market

Local Sports

Personal Branding Activities Approved, High School Basketball Shot Clock Proposal Fails

The Board of Directors voted on both measures this week.

Kring Resigns After Four Years As Shawe Girls Coach

He was 59-32 in four seasons with the Hilltoppers

Pairings Revealed for IHSAA Softball State Tournament

Last season, Franklin County and Milan were the only local teams to advance out of the sectional.