Noblesville, IN – Drivers along Interstate 69 in Hamilton County saw an increased law enforcement presence Friday morning as multiple agencies conducted a coordinated traffic enforcement detail.
According to the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, the operation ran from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. on September 12, 2025, between mile markers 200 and 251. The goal was to reduce aggressive and reckless driving, which police say continues to endanger motorists on Indiana highways.
The initiative was a collaboration between the Indiana State Police Pendleton and Indianapolis districts, the Noblesville Police Department, and the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
Deputies reported 21 traffic stops during the four-hour effort. Of those, 7 resulted in citations and 14 in warnings. Two criminal arrests were also made on I-69. Law enforcement leaders said these actions reflect their ongoing commitment to roadway safety and to holding drivers accountable when behavior puts others at risk.
Officials emphasized that joint enforcement details like this one help deter dangerous driving habits and reinforce safety for commuters throughout Central Indiana.
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