U.S. Marshals Service, Northern District of Indiana

Northern District of Indiana

Area of Service by Northern District

District News: For the second consecutive year, the U.S. Marshals Service has conducted a high-impact national fugitive apprehension initiative focusing on the country’s most violent offenders. This six-week initiative, called Operation Violence Reduction12 (Operation VR12), resulted in the arrest of 68 fugitives, gang members, sex offenders and other violent criminals in Northwest Indiana. Of the 68 fugitives that were arrested, 4 were arrested on homicide charges and 10 of those arrested had documented gang affiliations. In addition, 16 fugitives were arrested on sex related charges. The results of this operation advanced our efforts to improve public safety by reducing violent crime.

One of the more notable arrests that took place during Operation VR12 included the arrest of fugitive Jerri Woods. She was wanted by the Hobart (IN) Police Department (HPD) for two counts of murder, two counts of kidnapping and two counts of murder in perpetration of kidnapping.

The success of Operation VR12 in Northern Indiana is the result of outstanding cooperation amongst the law enforcement agencies assigned to the U.S. Marshals Great Lakes Regional Fugitive Task Force.

Fugitive of the Month: Andre QUARLES - The Northern District of Indiana, United States Marshals Service and Great Lakes Fugitive Task Force have been assigned to locate and arrest fugitive Andre Quarles. Quarles is wanted for Distribution of Cocaine out of Central Illinois. Quarles whereabouts are unknown. He has connections to Northern Indiana with ties to Gary.

Profiled Fugitives: Do you have information on these fugitives? If so, please contact us using any of the options below:

Call us 24/7 at our hotline (866) 4WANTED [(866) 492-6833] or
Text us by texting keyword “WANTED” plus your tip to TIP411 (847411) or Send us a web tip by clicking this button


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