Warrick County Prosecutor's Office

06/04/2025

Latest scam floating around. Do not fall victim to this!

If you receive this text, ignore it. It is a scam. There was a no Department of Motor Vehicles. The Bureau of Motor Vehicles does not enforce traffic tickets.

04/24/2025

The Warrick County Prosecutor’s Office is currently experiencing a phone outage. Please be patient as we try and get the matter resolved. If you need assistance, please email us at [email protected].

04/21/2023

The Warrick County Prosecutor's Office will be undergoing renovations beginning Monday, April 24. If you need assistance, child support and support staff will be in the conference room near the office suite. There will be signage directing you where to go.

11/03/2022

Congrats to the winner of the 6th Annual Chili Cook-Off, Brandon Wells! Mike Perry came in a close second. Thank you to everyone who donated items or submitted an entry!

08/26/2021

Quinton Lee Jennings of Evansville was sentenced on August 25, 2021 after being convicted at a jury trial in Posey County Indiana on July 21, 2021 of numerous offenses including Aggravated Battery, a Level 3 Felony and Kidnapping, a Level 3 Felony. The facts as shown at trial outlined that Jennings abducted a female and her child from her residence in Newburgh, Indiana and traveled towards Posey County. While in Posey County, Jennings assaulted the victim with a crow bar in front of her child. Jennings then traveled into Illinois with the victim after she was seriously injured. After some period of time, Jennings released the victim and her daughter at a bar in Franklin County, Illinois. Authorities in Illinois were able to apprehend Mr. Jennings and charges were filed. It was also proven during the trial that Jennings is an habitual offender.

The court sentenced Jennings to sixteen (16) years on the Kidnapping and Aggravated Battery charges to be executed in the department of corrections concurrently with one another. The court enhanced the sentence by twenty (20) years for the Defendant being an habitual offender, for a total sentence of thirty-six (36) years to be served in the Indiana Department of Corrections.

The State of Indiana was represented in this matter by Chief Deputy Prosecutor, Jennifer Greer and Deputy Prosecutor Samantha Hurst of the Warrick County Prosecutor’s Office. They would both like to thank the Franklin County (IL) Sheriff’s Office, the Illinois State Police, the Sesser (IL) Police Department, the Warrick County Sheriff’s Office, and the Indiana State Police Laboratory for their hard work and dedication in investigating this matter. Chief Deputy Greer and Deputy Hurst would also like to thank the Posey County Prosecutor’s Office for their assistance in this matter and the jurors of Posey County for their diligence and attention during their service.

10/19/2017

Congratulations to our newest Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, Samantha Schu.

04/21/2017

We enjoyed hosting the Junior Achievement students job shadowing at the Prosecutor's Office today.

08/02/2016

Prepping our give-aways for National Night Out. We are so excited to join our Law Enforcement partners at events all over the county this evening! Come join us.

03/03/2016

Local 8th-12th graders interested in volunteering with the Warrick County Teen Court can get more information by contacting us at [email protected]