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💚Child support is more than a payment—it’s an investment in a child’s future.When children receive the support they dese...
08/24/2026

💚Child support is more than a payment—it’s an investment in a child’s future.

When children receive the support they deserve, it can help provide the essentials they need to grow, learn, and thrive.

🏡 Stability — helping provide a safe and stable home
📚 Education — helping with school supplies, activities, and educational needs
❤️ Well-Being — helping cover food, clothing, medical care, and other essentials
🤝 Stronger Communities — when children are supported, families and communities benefit

At the Hendricks County Prosecutor’s Office Child Support Division, our team is committed to serving the families of Hendricks County and helping ensure children receive the financial support they deserve.

💚 Have questions about child support or need assistance?

📞 CALL THE HENDRICKS COUNTY CHILD SUPPORT DIVISION
☎️ 317-745-9838

💚 Supporting children today for a stronger tomorrow.

Today, on National Fentanyl Prevention & Awareness Day the Hendricks County Prosecutor's Office stands with families and...
08/21/2026

Today, on National Fentanyl Prevention & Awareness Day the Hendricks County Prosecutor's Office stands with families and communities across the country to raise awareness, honor the lives lost, and strengthen our commitment to prevention, education, and public safety

We must remain vigilant in educating others about the dangers and risks associated with this deadly drug.

Together we can help prevent tragedies, protect our loved ones, and build safer communities!

~MAN FOUND GUILTY OF BURGLARY AFTER KICKING IN DOOR OF EX-GIRLFRIEND’S HOME~ Trunnis Goggins was found guilty today of L...
08/20/2026

~MAN FOUND GUILTY OF BURGLARY AFTER KICKING IN DOOR OF EX-GIRLFRIEND’S HOME~

Trunnis Goggins was found guilty today of Level 4 Burglary, Intimidation, and Criminal Mischief. He was also found guilty of being a habitual offender at the time of the offense.

The evidence presented to the court showed that Goggins forced his way into his former girlfriend’s home after threatening and intimidating her.

“A past relationship is not permission to kick down a woman’s door, threaten her, and terrorize her in her own home. This verdict holds a repeat offender accountable and sends a clear message: we will protect victims and prosecute those who refuse to obey the law” stated Loren Delp Hendricks County Prosecutor.

Sentencing is scheduled for September 15. Goggins faces a maximum possible sentence of more than 32 years.

Thank you to Deputy Prosecutor Kaiden Bates for prosecuting this case, Officer Timm and Officer Wintin and the rest of Plainfield Police Department for their thorough investigation.

~GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES~James Larry English was found guilty at a bench trial on all charges arising from the July 13, 20...
08/18/2026

~GUILTY ON ALL CHARGES~

James Larry English was found guilty at a bench trial on all charges arising from the July 13, 2025, ATV crash that caused the death of Dylan Gordon.

The evidence established that English operated the ATV while intoxicated before it overturned into a creek, trapping Gordon beneath the vehicle.

The court found English guilty of Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated Causing Death, a Level 4 felony, and Operating a Vehicle While Intoxicated Endangering a Person with a Prior Conviction, a Level 6 felony. The court also found English to be a Habitual Vehicular Substance Offender.

“This was not an unavoidable accident. Dylan Gordon’s death was the direct result of the defendant’s decision to drink all day and then get behind the wheel of his ATV,” Loren Delp Hendricks County Prosecutor said. “This verdict holds him accountable and recognizes the continuing danger posed by a habitual vehicular substance offender.”

Special thanks to the Hendricks County Sheriff's Office Deputies Cody Rusher, Zach Badger and Brian Helmer for their investigation and to Deputy Prosecutor Taylor Bassett.

Sentencing will be set at a later date.

💚 DID YOU KNOW? 💚Child support is about more than collecting payments—it’s about helping make sure children have the res...
08/17/2026

💚 DID YOU KNOW? 💚

Child support is about more than collecting payments—it’s about helping make sure children have the resources they need to grow, learn, and thrive.

Our Hendricks County Child Support Team is here to help families navigate the child support process and connect them with available services.

📞 Have questions about child support? Give us a call at 317-745-9838!!

Our team is ready to help!

Yesterday, Luigi Mangione admitted stalking and killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Now, his lawyers are using ...
08/15/2026

Yesterday, Luigi Mangione admitted stalking and killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson. Now, his lawyers are using his federal guilty plea as a tactic by citing Double Jeopardy and thereby blocking state prosecutors from pursuing the more serious murder charges. This is not justice.

You think it can’t happen in common-sense-conservative Indiana? You would be wrong. It can happen here. That’s because Indiana has its own successive-prosecution loophole
(I.C. 35-41-4-5).

It’s not Hoosier values.

It’s not federalism.

It’s not justice.

Repeal Indiana’s successive-prosecution statute.

Close the loophole!!!!

~GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS~Tonight, a Hendricks County jury found Ryan McLaughlin guilty on all counts including three counts...
08/11/2026

~GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS~

Tonight, a Hendricks County jury found Ryan McLaughlin guilty on all counts including three counts of Level 1 felony Child Molesting. The jury also found McLaughlin to be a Repeat Sexual Offender.

McLaughlin now faces a potential sentence of up to an effective life sentence in prison if the court imposes the maximum sentence on each count consecutively and applies the Repeat Sexual Offender enhancement.

“This verdict ensures that a repeat sexual offender will be held accountable for the devastating harm he inflicted upon a child. Our office will continue to fight relentlessly to protect children and pursue justice against those who prey upon them,” Loren Delp Hendricks County Prosecutor said.

A special thank you to Deputy Prosecutors Christine Archer and Marina Mollmann, who prosecuted this difficult case for the State as well as The Sam Chandler, detective, Hendricks County Sheriff's Office. Their preparation, resilience, and grit throughout the trial made this verdict possible. We are also grateful to the jurors for their careful attention and service to our community.

McLaughlin will be sentenced at a later date.

GUILTY — ATTEMPTED MURDERAfter a one-day jury trial, a Hendricks County jury found Kyle Braun guilty of Attempted Murder...
08/10/2026

GUILTY — ATTEMPTED MURDER

After a one-day jury trial, a Hendricks County jury found Kyle Braun guilty of Attempted Murder and Battery by Bodily Waste.

The case arose from an April 24, 2023 attack in Brownsburg. Braun brutally stabbed his mother multiple times inside her home, leaving a knife embedded in her head. Despite her catastrophic injuries, she survived.

Braun fled the residence and was later located by officers near a wooded area by a pool house. During the investigation and treatment that followed, Braun also intentionally spit on an EMT.

“Kyle Braun tried to murder his own mother. He left her with a knife embedded in her head and walked away. She survived—and today, a Hendricks County jury made sure he did not walk away from justice. Violence this brutal demands accountability.” — Prosecutor Loren Delp

Prosecutor Loren Delp personally prosecuted the case for the State of Indiana.

Thank you to the Brownsburg Police Department, first responders, medical personnel, and the jurors who gave their time to hear this case.

Sentencing is set for September 8, 2026.

💚 Child Support Awareness Month Spotlight Behind every child support case is a team dedicated to serving families.  Our ...
08/10/2026

💚 Child Support Awareness Month Spotlight

Behind every child support case is a team dedicated to serving families. Our Child Support Team works with parents, employers, and community partners to:

• Establish paternity

• Establish child support orders

• Collect and distribute payments

• Connect families with resources

In 2025, our Child Support Division collected and disbursed an incredible $7,069,464.84 to support children and families throughout our community!!!

We are proud of the dedicated professionals who work tirelessly behind the scenes to make a meaningful difference in the lives of Hendricks County families.

💚 Thank you to our Child Support Team for your dedication, compassion, and commitment to serving our community!

📚✏️ Back to School Safety Month 🚌🚸As students, teachers, and school staff head back to the classroom, the Hendricks Coun...
08/07/2026

📚✏️ Back to School Safety Month 🚌🚸

As students, teachers, and school staff head back to the classroom, the Hendricks County Prosecutor's Office wants to wish everyone a safe, successful, and exciting school year! 🍎

Whether you're driving through a school zone, waiting for a school bus, walking to class, or dropping off your children, we all play a role in keeping our schools and communities safe.

Together, we can help ensure every student arrives safely at school and returns home each day.

Have a wonderful school year, Hendricks County!

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