Pulaski County Emergency Medical Services has acknowledged that criminal charges were recently filed against a member of its department.
In an official statement released October 12, EMS Director Natasha N. Daugherty said the department is aware of the charges and is taking the allegations seriously.
According to the statement, Pulaski County is addressing the matter in accordance with established county policies, applicable state laws and appropriate administrative procedures.
The department declined to discuss the specific allegations or details of the case, citing the ongoing legal matter.
The statement did not identify the employee, specify the criminal charges or indicate whether any administrative action has been taken.
Pulaski County EMS reaffirmed its commitment to professionalism, accountability and public trust, saying the safety and well-being of the residents it serves remain its highest priority.
Michiana Scanner Chatter is aware of social media posts circulating about the situation, including claims identifying an individual and describing specific allegations. MSC has not independently confirmed those claims or their connection to the department’s statement and is awaiting further verification before reporting additional details.