“It's not a safe place to be.” | A mother said she had a scary encounter during a recent visit at a hotel in Greenwood. Police said their runs to the hotel are also on the rise.
GREENWOOD— WRTV Investigates is digging into hotel safety concerns after an Indiana mother says she had a scary encounter during a recent visit to Greenwood.
“I was coming to look for my daughter's Michael Kors purse that she wanted for her 17th birthday,” Ochoa said. Records show the officer interviewed a hotel employee who stated she “accidentally doubled booked the room.”He failed to appear for a May 2 hearing in Johnson County Superior Court 3, and the judge issued a warrant for his arrest.Fillenwarth says for a city of 65,000 people, 165 runs to one hotel in a year is a lot.
Greenwood police say they do what they can to protect the public by doing saturation patrols in and around the hotel. We reached out via email to set up a time to meet to talk about Ochoa’s incident, the number of police runs and safety.
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