“Look at that car” said Mischa Bennett, 45, who lives in the area. “That ain’t even right.”

Dorsey, a 26 year police vet, was driving perhaps the most distinctive, and certainly the tiniest, car in the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department fleet. He was driving a 2011 Think City, an all electric vehicle not much bigger than a golf cart.

The car came to the police department as a gift last fall from Elkhart- based Think North America, maker of the electric vehicles. The company, which ended production amid bankruptcy, donated five vehicles to Indianapolis, five to Evansville and five to Fort Wayne after its last production run.

It is recommended that all drinking water or if your cooking to be brought to a complete boil for five minutes before drinking or using. Also, customers should conserve water since one water tank is being repaired due to the March tornado damage.

All sixth through eight graders are required to be in CAP, according to 1st Lt. Jennifer Steager, who’s also the deputy commander of the Indiana 803, APA’s cadet squadron. Steager said the experience provides a chance for pilot education and to get an awareness and appreciation for everything those do as pilots.

Samuel Waldridge Jr., 43, died of fatal head injuries when he lost control of his motorcycle while driving east on Indiana 60 in Pekin. Samuel was not wearing a helmet.