DAILY JOURNAL SOUTHSIDE dailyjournal.net Tuesday, March 9, 2021daily Journal, Johnson counTy, ind. A3 IN-35069879 Carrie Vavul 317.294.9421 carrievavul.callcarpenter.com Trafalgar office listing leader for 2020 Call me if you need to sell in 2021! MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR CLUB IN -3 50 69 81 8 Expires: IN- 35 06 92 93 On THE REcORD Greenwood Burglary 1235 N. Emerson Murphy Oil USA: Reported at 3:15 a.m. Monday that a burglary had occurred. Personal-injury accidents 10:43 a.m.
Friday S. State Road 135 and Mer- idian Parke Drive. Arianna Liford, 20, Mooresville. Liford reported having pain and injury to her head. 7:08 a.m.
Friday N. State Road 135 and White- land Road. Taylor Moss, 28, Franklin. Moss reported having pain and injury to her David Lovins, 53, Trafalgar. Lovins reported having pain and injury to his neck.
Property-damage accidents 11:39 p.m. Sunday U.S. 1 South and Madison Ave. 11:10 p.m. Sunday Emerson Ave.
and County Line Road 5:20 p.m. Sunday 724 Greenwood Springs Drive 3:30 p.m. Sunday Old Vines Trail and Falcon Drive 7 p.m. Saturday S. Honey Creek Road and Cutsinger Road 6:31 p.m.
Saturday E. Main St. and S. Park Blvd. 10:42 a.m.
Saturday Fry Road and Madison Ave. 9:15 p.m. Friday U.S. 31 South and S. Madison Ave.
6:09 p.m. Friday Main St. and S. Park Drive Thefts 300 block of Chaney Reported at 7 a.m. Monday that a theft had occurred.
600 block of Park Drive: Reported at 2:35 a.m. Monday that a theft had occurred. 1000 block of Green- wood Springs Drive: Reported at 9:49 a.m. Sunday that someone stole the catalytic convertor off of a work truck parked in the parking lot. 1133 N.
Emerson Walmart: Reported at 3:52 p.m. Saturday that a theft had occurred. 197 N. Emerson Greenwood Self Storage: Reported at 1:50 p.m. Friday that a theft had occurred.
Johnson County Burglary 1870 block of S. Cen- terline Road, Franklin: A woman reported at 5:25 p.m. Friday that two men broken into her residence and broke a television. Criminal mischief 4280 block of Raintree Greenwood: A man reported at 10:46 p.m. Friday that teenagers had thrown eggs at his house and windows.
Personal-injury accident 8:15 p.m. Friday Fair- view Road and Morgantown Road, Greenwood. Alicia Langdon, 16, Greenwood. Langdon reported having pain and injury to her chest. Michele Bailey, 49, Moores- ville.
Bailey reported having pain and injury to her chest. Property-damage accidents 11:40 a.m. Sunday County Road 25W and County Road 300S, Franklin 5:26 p.m. Saturday I-65 North and mile marker 94, Whiteland 9:38 a.m. Saturday County Road 900N and S.
State Road 37, Greenwood Jail bookings The following people re- cently were arrested and booked into the Johnson County jail: Derrick T. Denson, 36, 6372 Norman Court, Indianapolis; arrested on a charge of violation of community corrections; held without bond. Paul S. Emberton, 56, 421 W. Park Drive, Edin- burgh; arrested on charges of possession of metham- phetamine and possession of hypodermic syringe or needle; bond information unavailable.
Douglas Adam Riester, 30, 5340 Red River Court, Indianapolis; arrested on a warrant for failure to appear in court; released on $1,200 bond. Christian Todd Rexroat, 37, 1226 Roseway Drive, Indianapolis; arrested on a charge of probation viola- tion; held without bond. Dustin M. Stephenson, 30, 889 Granada Drive, Greenwood; arrested on a charge of domestic battery; held on $1,000 bond. Travis W.
Turner, 32, 2590 S. County Road 25 Franklin; arrested on a warrant for failure to appear in court; released on $500 bond. Dustin Shawn Rector, 33, 8125 E. Thompson Road, Indianapolis; arrested on a charge of bond forfeiture; held without bond. George Allen Sutton, 24, 1059 Kings Mill Road, 356, Greenwood; arrested on a charge of domestic battery; released on $1,200 bond.
Rayvontez Carter, 25, 923 S. Hancock Louisville, Kentucky; ar- rested on a charge of false identity statement; held on $2,000 bond. Michael D. Smith, 26, 2802 Stones Bay Drive, No. 12 Stones Bay II, Green- wood; arrested on a charge of probation violation; held on $500 bond.
Jawana Monique Johnson, 28, 2711 Fox Harbour Den, Indianapolis; arrested on a charge of criminal recklessness; bond information unavailable. David Curtis Wilson II, 37, 1558 Pebble Beach Drive, Franklin; arrested on a charge of domestic battery; released on $200 bond. Joshua M. Currans, 38, 285 Summit Ridge Drive, Greenwood; arrested on a warrant for failure to appear in court; held on $350 bond. Tabitha Marie Hunter- Rubindecelis, 38, 217 Jefferson Indianap- olis; arrested on a charge of probation violation; held without bond.
Enrique Gomez, 27, 1418 Saint Paul Indianapolis; arrested on a charge of operating without ever obtaining a license; held on $1,000 bond. Gabriella Huffman, 21, 9712 W. Stargazer Drive, Pendleton; arrested on charges of leaving the scene of a crash, posses- sion of and pos- session of paraphernalia; released on $750 bond. Jack Edward McCool 32, 1822 Madison Village Drive, C28, Indianapolis; arrested on charges of possession of metham- phetamine, prescription fraud, possession of mari- salvia and possession of paraphernalia; held on $4,200 bond. Cody Kay Etherton, 38, 659 Broomsage Road, Bedford; arrested on a charge of probation viola- tion; held without bond.
Joshua Lee Barnes, 34, 509 S. Pleasant Apt. 2, Edinburgh; arrested on an out of county warrant and warrants for failure to ap- pear in court; held without bond. Emanuel Martinez, 37, 372 Center Columbus; arrested on charges of meth- amphetamine, possession of methamphetamine, dealing posses- sion of driving while suspended with prior suspension and posses- sion of hypodermic syringe or needle; released on $17,400 bond. Francisco Javier Velez, 35, 8007 Cherington Drive, Indianapolis; arrested on a charge of possession of released on $1,000 bond.
Damien S. Jeanes, 43, 8518 W. 132nd Cedar Lake; arrested on a charge of domestic bat- tery; released on $1,000 bond. Amaru L. King, 18, 1199 Hospital Road, Lot 249, Franklin; arrested on charges of battery and strangulation; held on $2,200 bond.
Santana D. Pollard, 35, 814 Briarstone Drive, Greenwood; arrested on charges of domestic battery-knowing in the presence of a child and domestic battery on a person less than 14 years old; held on $2,400 bond. Malik A. Malik, 39, P.O. Box 1955, Bloomington; arrested on charges of resisting law enforcement and possession of mari- salvia, reckless driving and wanted on an out of county warrant; held without bond.
Justin Wayne Hayes, 33, 220 N. 16th Beech Grove; arrested on charges of probation viola- tion and contempt; held without bond. Christopher C. Scott, 32, 73 Carpenter New- burgh; arrested on charges of battery-committed with a deadly weapon, intimida- tion and battery with bodily injury; held on $7,600 bond. Charles Fitzgerald Rus- sell, 24, 869 Fairview, Columbus; arrested on charges of possession of methamphetamine, possession of hash and possession of cocaine or narcotic drug; held on $5,500 bond.
The following people recently were arrested on charges of driving while intoxicated and booked into the Johnson County jail: Maximilian Charles Dragon, 30, 111 Green- wood Trail Greenwood; released on $1,000 bond. Lawton R. Link, 31, 7337 Five Points Road, In- dianapolis; held on $1,000 bond. Juan Leon, 39, 1635 Remington Court, In- dianapolis; held on $1,000 bond. Office report.
A deputy approached the vehicle and found Russell asleep behind the wheel. The deputy knocked on the window, but Russell did not wake up. The deputy called for backup, according to the report. The deputy and an Edinburgh police officer knocked on the window again and Russell woke up, but was disoriented and ignored their com- mands to exit the vehicle, the report said. They eventually got him out of the car.
When they opened the side door, they imme- diately smelled burnt marijuana and found marijuana laying on the floor, according to the report. The deputy also found a plastic baggie in left front pants pocket that contained less than 30 grams of marijuana, and a plastic bindle that contained 6.9 grams of a white powder that later tested positive for methamphetamine. In right front pants pocket, the deputy found another small baggie of suspected mari- juana, the report said. Inside the car, the deputy found a small plastic bindle that con- tained a 1.2 gram rock of crack cocaine, and an- other plastic baggie that contained 6.4 grams of methamphetamine. The deputy also found more marijuana, small cigars and a new, unopened clear smoking pipe, ac- cording to the report.
Russell was taken by ambulance to Johnson Memorial Hospital to be evaluated, then to the Johnson County jail where he is held on $5,500 bond. cHaRgES (conTinued froM Page a1) IndIanapolIs BusIness Journal A prominent Indianapolis surgeon is suing Indiana University and Indiana University Health, claiming they broke his contract and inter- fered with his ability to get another job. Dr. Rajiv Sood filed suit March 4 in Indiana Commercial Court, claiming breach of contract, tor- tious interference with employment relationships and tortious interfer- ence with a contract. IU Health declined to comment on the lawsuit.
The medical school did not immediately respond to questions from IBJ. Sood worked as professor of plastic surgery at IU School of Medicine and was medical director of the Fairbanks Burn Center at Es- kenazi Health from the early 1990s until he was fired in February 2018. According to the complaint, IU director of plastic surgery sent an email to multiple people associated with the hospital system, the medical school and Eskenazi Medical Group, one day after the termination, which said that ef- fective immediately, no student, resident or fellow could have any official contact with Sood the course of clinical care or academic On April 16, 2018, the medical school dismissed Sood and stripped him of his tenure and full professor- ship, effective Aug. 30. In the meantime, Eskenazi Health hired Sood in its burn center.
Before hiring him, Eskenazi conducted multiple investigations of Sood concluded that the allegations against him were unfounded and were based on unsubstantiated ru- The complaint did not spell out the allegations or rumors. The medical school and Eskenazi, which have a close working rela- tionship, negotiated a remediation plan for Sood that included an ad- junct faculty appointment. But the medical school ultimately rejected the plan, the complaint said. of retalia- tory actions, Dr. Sood had limited interaction with residents and other learners at Eskenazi, was forced to step down as the Eskenazi Chief of Plastic Surgery, and was left with the hospital administrative position of the complaint said.
In 2018, IU Health the medical school demanded that Eskenazi remove Sood from his position as director of the burn unit and terminate his employment, ac- cording to the complaint. In 2019, IU Health, the medical school and Eskenazi were nego- tiating the terms of a Burn Unit transition plan, under which Sood would voluntarily step down as di- rector of the Eskenazi Burn Unit no later than 2025, and then serve as associate director of the Burn Unit afterward. Sood fully expected that his employment at Eskenazi would continue at least through 2025, if not later, under the terms of the transi- tion the complaint said. On Sept. 22, 2020, Eskenazi fired Sood without cause.
Prominent Indy surgeon suing IU Health.
