Rob Baker

I have truly horrific news... An illegal alien driving a semi-truck has just crashed head-on into a van of Amish men, k*lling 4 of them. It appears the trucking company that employed the illegal is based out of California and is known as a "chameleon carrier"... ...which are trucking companies that re-register under new names to evade safety violations. The Amish men who lost their lives to this illegal alien are: Henry Eicher, 50. His sons: Menno Eicher, 25, and Paul Eicher, 19. and Simon Girod, 23. There will be no protests for them. Their story won't be in the mainstream news. Please pray for their families.

6 years of speeding ticket data for every county in Indiana. I have it all because I was working on a story and put it all into a spreadsheet. It took several hours. The state data showed that speeding tickets jumped by more than 270 thousand tickets between years 2023 and 2024. The years prior were all very similar too. I requested 2025 to compare, but have not been given that yet. This did not include seatbelt violations, or being on your phone, or drunk driving, or anything else. Just speeding tickets. I wanted to know if technology was behind the huge increase or how in the world did 270-thousand more people get tickets. And I specifically asked if the data was correct! FYI now they are asking me to do a different records request. The last time I put in a bulk data request it took 6 months to get the data. I have also reached out to several others departments and agencies. I am also awaiting data on how prosecutor's spent their deferral program money. It might all be great causes. But the stories I am hearing from the public and other LE are very interesting and making me want to know more. This came out of my husband getting his first speeding ticket in at least 25 years. The state trooper gave him a ticket for 16 mph over the speed limit instead of 6 and spent about 1 minute with us. I started looking into it because that's not right. The higher the speed the higher the ticket. I wondered how many times does that happen. Can you do anything about it? Realistically. Go to court yes but will you just lose? And if you just pay the 220 dollar fine how much money would Indiana be taking in a year. Well... in the last state data that was available in 2024 here are the numbers: 494, 322 people got a ticket that's $108 million dollars. The cheapest fine I could find is still more than 140 bucks. So that's 69 million. The year before the numbers were 228,426 so money taken in would have ranged from 32 million to 50 million if my calculator is correct. I was shocked to hear a few people say... let it go Angela. WHY? Don't people want to know if our state data is correct and if so how did we take in an extra 30 to 50 million dollars!! And what was that money spent on? I do.

NEW: Homeland Security confirms Gurpreet Singh and Jasveer Singh were in the country illegally from India when Indiana State Police arrested them hauling 7 million in cocaine through Putnam County. Officials tell us Gurpreet Singh illegally entered the U.S. on March 11, 2023 in Arizona and was released into the country. He admitted to ICE he was here illegally. Jasveer Singh entered the U.S. on March 21, 2017 in California. Homeland Security Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin says the men got commercial driver's licenses in California. She added that Jasveer was arrested on December 5, 2025 for receiving stolen property in San Bernardino, California. ICE lodged an arrest detainer, but the detainer was not honored, and he was released. She added both men now have arrest detainers. They are currently in the Putnam County Jail on 1-million-dollar cash bond. The 300 plus pounds of cocaine could kill more than 113, 000 people.

If I ran my law practice the way most doctors and clinics operate in Las Vegas, I’d have 30 people on hold, never return calls, give terrible advice, hire rude staff who don’t care, blow off my schedule whenever I felt like it, and I would still make millions. That’s the Vegas medical scene: zero accountability, endless excuses, and patients left to suffer while the doctors roll in cash.