INDIANA — A targeted enforcement operation conducted by Indiana State Police on Friday night resulted in dozens of arrests and citations across South Bend.
According to state police, the Wolfpack Patrol ran from 8 p.m. Friday until 3 a.m. Saturday and focused on impaired driving and criminal activity throughout the area.
During the operation, troopers issued 75 citations and made a total of 75 arrests, including 59 misdemeanor arrests and 16 felony arrests. Police said the enforcement effort also led to nine operating while intoxicated (OWI) arrests and 26 drug-related arrests.
Investigators additionally identified a human trafficking victim during a prostitution solicitation operation conducted as part of the patrol.
Indiana State Police said the high-visibility enforcement effort is part of an ongoing initiative aimed at reducing crime and improving public safety. Officials noted that additional Wolfpack Patrols are planned in the future.
No further details about the arrests or investigations were immediately released.
