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Happy New Year's Eve!

Top 10 Police Responses of 2025

Here's to a better 2026.

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New video! Go check it out! 2 Hueys and a Bell Model 47 at the annual Circus City Parade in Peru.

1 year ago | [YT] | 2

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New video out, make sure to check it out!

2 years ago | [YT] | 5

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Recently I've had some drive issues on my computer and have had it completely fail, all the data was lost and data recovery only partially worked. I was able to recover around 40% of all photos, videos, banners, logos, etc. With this I am hoping to rebuild bigger and better in 2023 and hopefully have a better fail safe in place. Thank you for everyone's support and happy new year

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New Response Video

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Thanks to each and every one of you all who have subscribed and supported me for the past few years and thanks a bunch for over 1,000 subscribers!

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So close to 1000 subscribers! Just wanted to thank every one of you who have been supporting me since the beginning or just recently have started supporting me.

3 years ago | [YT] | 5

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2022 Parade!

3 years ago | [YT] | 4

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INDIANA STATE POLICE, MIAMI COUNTY SHERIFF AND PERU FIRE RESPONDING TO A VEHICLE ACCIDENT

3 years ago | [YT] | 2

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As of June 16th, Peru Police Department Sgt. Detective Colten Pitner’s daughter Riley was diagnosed with a very rare genetic disease called Batten disease. There is currently no cure for Batten disease, and people with it generally do not live past their late teens or early twenties.
While the Pitner’s were trying to figure out what was going on with Riley’s eyesight, she had two seizures in May. The doctors at IU conducted various tests, including genetic testing. It was a result of that genetic testing that led to the diagnosis of Batten disease.
The Pitner family are now going to do everything that they possibly can to slow the progression of this disease. They are working on getting Riley in to one of the few doctors in the country that specialize in this disease. There are a few promising treatments and studies being done; however, funding seems to be the biggest hurdle for the research at this point.
The Pitner’s ask that if you are a praying person that you keep them in your prayers, and if not, they ask that you send the best thoughts and vibes possible towards their family. They are also getting their son Lincoln tested too, so please send good vibes and prayers that he does not have it as well.
At this time, an account has been set up for the Pitner family to assist them with their future travel, lodging and medical expenses. If you would like to make a donation, you may drop off a donation at the Peru Police Department between the hours of 8:00am-4:00pm, Monday-Friday. Checks may be made out to Colten Pitner. Any questions on how you can help moving forward may be directed to Officer Mitchell at dmitchell@perupd.org or Officer Finnegan at sfinnegan@perupd.org.
Moving forward, please keep a close eye on our social media as the Miami County FOP and Peru Police Department will be working closely together to conduct community involved fundraising efforts to benefit the Pitner family moving forward. We thank you in advance for any support you show towards the Pitner family.
ADDITIONAL DONATION OPTIONS
**VENMO: @For-Riley
**PNC (Peru Branch) Tell them you are there to make a deposit for the Riley Pitner fund
** Mail-In Checks: Peru Police Department (C/O Colten Pitner) 35 S. Broadway, Peru, IN. 46970
**Or you may contact an officer you know if that’s easier for you and they will get your donation to the Pitner fund**

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