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October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜Domestic violence affects individuals and families in our community, and ...
10/06/2026

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month. 💜
Domestic violence affects individuals and families in our community, and no one should have to face it alone.
Together, we can support survivors, raise awareness, and work toward a safer community for everyone.

JURY FINDS CHARLES CALVERT GUILTY OF MURDER IN DEATH OF MARCIA LINSKYAn Allen Superior Court jury has found Charles Calv...
10/01/2026

JURY FINDS CHARLES CALVERT GUILTY OF MURDER IN DEATH OF MARCIA LINSKY

An Allen Superior Court jury has found Charles Calvert guilty of Murder in connection with the February 3, 2024, death of Marcia Linsky.

The three-and-a-half-day trial began Monday, September 28, and concluded today with the jury reaching its verdict after approximately 30 minutes of deliberation.

The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office thanks the jurors for their time, attention, and careful consideration of the evidence presented during the trial. We also extend our appreciation to the Allen County Sheriff’s Department, Detective Gabe Furnish, and the officers and other investigators involved in this case for their thorough investigation and dedicated work.

The case was tried by Chief Counsel Tesa Helge and Chief Deputy Thomas Chaille.

Today’s verdict cannot undo the tremendous loss suffered by Marcia’s family, friends, and colleagues. Marcia Linsky’s death was a profound loss to her family and to the legal community in Allen County. Her career as a prosecutor, magistrate, and public defender touched countless lives, and she was a respected and valued member of our local justice system.

We hope today’s verdict provides some measure of closure to those who loved Marcia and continue to mourn her loss. Her contributions to the Allen County legal community will not be forgotten.

Sentencing is scheduled for October 28, 2026, at 10:30 a.m.

Jury Finds Markevius Click Guilty of Murder and Fi***rm Enhancement Following a three-day jury trial, Markevius Click wa...
10/01/2026

Jury Finds Markevius Click Guilty of Murder and Fi***rm Enhancement

Following a three-day jury trial, Markevius Click was convicted Thursday of Murder and a Fi***rm Enhancement for the shooting death of Jabari Casey.

The case involved the October 4, 2025, shooting of Casey. Casey was transported for medical treatment after being shot and died from his injuries one week later, on October 11.

The jury heard testimony and reviewed evidence related to the shooting before beginning deliberations Thursday morning. Approximately 45 minutes later, the jury returned guilty verdicts.

The investigation was led by the Fort Wayne Police Department’s Homicide Division.
The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office appreciates the work of the officers and investigators who handled the investigation and assisted in bringing the case before the court.

The case was tried by Deputy Prosecutors Rachel Gschwend and Rebecca Grove.

The Prosecutor’s Office extends its condolences to Jabari Casey’s family and friends and thanks the members of the jury for their service throughout the trial.

Click is scheduled to be sentenced on November 16, 2026.

A big shoutout to our staff members who participated in Fort4Fitness this past weekend! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ We’re always happy to s...
09/29/2026

A big shoutout to our staff members who participated in Fort4Fitness this past weekend! 🏃‍♀️🏃‍♂️ We’re always happy to see our team members getting out, staying active, and participating in events happening in our community. Great job!

Jury Finds Reginald Brooks Guilty of Murder and Fi***rm EnhancementA jury has found Reginald Brooks guilty of Murder and...
09/25/2026

Jury Finds Reginald Brooks Guilty of Murder and Fi***rm Enhancement

A jury has found Reginald Brooks guilty of Murder and a Fi***rm Enhancement following a four-day jury trial in Allen Superior Court.

The charges stem from the January 30, 2025, shooting that claimed the life of Sajdah Abdur Rabb.

The jury returned its verdict after approximately one hour and 20 minutes of deliberation.

The case was tried by Deputy Prosecutors Tasha Lee, Ashley Skibinski and Daylan Schurg. The investigation was conducted by the Fort Wayne Police Department Homicide Unit.

Brooks is scheduled to be sentenced on October 30 at 11:00 a.m. by Judge Frances Gull.

The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office extends its appreciation to the Fort Wayne Police Department Homicide Unit, the Indiana State Police Laboratory, and all those who assisted with the investigation and prosecution of this case. Our thoughts remain with Sajdah Abdur Rabb’s family and loved ones as they continue to grieve her loss.

Douglas Zuber Sentenced for Role in Pikes Pub BatteryDouglas Zuber has been sentenced for his role in a battery that occ...
09/25/2026

Douglas Zuber Sentenced for Role in Pikes Pub Battery

Douglas Zuber has been sentenced for his role in a battery that occurred at Pikes Pub on May 30, 2025.

Zuber pleaded guilty to Level 5 felony Battery and Class B misdemeanor Criminal Recklessness. The Level 6 felony Criminal Gang Activity charge was dismissed as part of the plea agreement.

Zuber was sentenced to five years on Count I, with three years executed, followed by two years of probation and 180 days on Count II, to be served concurrently. The court also ordered restitution and entered a no-contact order.

Judge Gull presided over the sentencing.

The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office remains committed to holding individuals accountable for criminal conduct and working to ensure the safety of our community.

Dairyon McClendon Found Guilty Following Two-Day Bench TrialDairyon McClendon, 21, was found guilty following a two-day ...
09/17/2026

Dairyon McClendon Found Guilty Following Two-Day Bench Trial

Dairyon McClendon, 21, was found guilty following a two-day bench trial before Allen County Superior Court Judge David Zent for the August 26, 2024, shooting death of Damarion Lundy.

McClendon was found guilty of Murder, Felony Murder, Robbery, and the Handgun Enhancement.

The charges stem from the early-morning shooting of Lundy in the 4400 block of Winter Street in Fort Wayne on August 26, 2024.

Donavon Gonzalez is also charged in connection with Lundy’s death.

The case was tried by Chief Counsel Tesa Helge and Deputy Prosecutor Rachel Gschwend of the Allen County Prosecutor’s Office.

The Allen County Prosecutor’s Office worked closely with the Fort Wayne Police Department Homicide Division throughout the investigation and prosecution of this case. The work of the detectives in investigating Lundy’s death was instrumental in bringing the case before the Court.

Today’s verdict holds McClendon accountable for his role in Lundy’s death and represents an important step toward justice for Damarion and his family, who have lived with the loss of their loved one since August 2024.

Sentencing is scheduled for November 9,2026 at 10am.

Learning. Growing. Investing in our people.Our office is represented this week at the NDAA 2026 Retention & Recruitment ...
09/10/2026

Learning. Growing. Investing in our people.

Our office is represented this week at the NDAA 2026 Retention & Recruitment Symposium in Seattle, continuing to learn, share ideas and bring back new tools to strengthen our team.

We believe retention matters. When we invest in the people who serve our office, we build a stronger, more experienced and more effective team. And a stronger office means a stronger community.

We’re proud to continue learning, improving and investing in the future of the Allen County Prosecutor’s Office — because ultimately, it’s about serving our community better. ⚖️

Stephen Bush Sentenced to 178 YearsStephen Bush was sentenced today to 178 years in the Indiana Department of Correction...
09/09/2026

Stephen Bush Sentenced to 178 Years

Stephen Bush was sentenced today to 178 years in the Indiana Department of Correction—the maximum sentence allowed by law.

Bush was found guilty by a jury on August 13, 2026, of four counts of Child Molesting, Level 1 felonies, and two counts of Sexual Misconduct with a Minor, a Level 4 felony and a Level 5 felony.

The Court sentenced Bush to an aggregate sentence of 178 years.

Deputy Prosecutors Tracy Heltz Noetzel and Emily Snyder represented the State of Indiana throughout the pendency of the case, trial, and sentencing.

Deputy Prosecutor Noetzel expressed her gratitude for the dedicated work of the Fort Wayne Police Department’s victim advocates, officers, and detectives; the Indiana Department of Child Services; the Dr. Bill Lewis Center for Children; the Fort Wayne Sexual Assault Treatment Center; and the attorneys and staff of the Allen County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office.

“This outcome was made possible most importantly by the courage of the victim, who came forward after enduring nearly eight years of abuse,” Noetzel said. “We are grateful for the strength and courage it took to come forward and for the many professionals who supported the victim and helped bring this case to justice.”

For the past two days, our attorneys have been sharpening their skills through intensive trial advocacy training—because...
09/04/2026

For the past two days, our attorneys have been sharpening their skills through intensive trial advocacy training—because when it comes to serving our community, there’s always more to learn and room to grow.
The courtroom demands preparation, skill, and a commitment to doing the job well. Our team is dedicated to continually improving so we can be the strongest advocates possible for justice, accountability, and our community.
Learning never stops. The work never stops. And neither does our commitment to Allen County.

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602 South Calhoun Street
Fort Wayne, IN
46802

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Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

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