JASPER – Indiana State Police Superintendent Anthony Scott presented Trooper Noah Ewing with the prestigious Jasper District Top OWI Award earlier today, recognizing his exceptional commitment to road safety. Trooper Ewing apprehended an impressive 30 individuals for driving under the influence in 2024.
A nine-year veteran of the Indiana State Police, Trooper Ewing is originally from Pennsylvania and graduated from the 75th Indiana State Police Recruit Academy in November 2015. Following his graduation, he was assigned to the Jasper Post and has primarily patrolled Orange County. Trooper Ewing also recently served on the Jasper District All-Crimes Policing Team, where he focused on drug interdiction and detecting impaired drivers.
His academic achievements further underscore Trooper Ewing’s dedication to law enforcement. He holds an Associate Degree in Criminal Justice from the Community College of Beaver County in Pennsylvania and a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology / Biblical Studies from Colorado Christian University. His expertise extends beyond patrol duties, as he is a certified Drug Recognition Expert (DRE), a Firearms Instructor, a Standardized Field Sobriety Test (SFST) Instructor, and a Hostage Negotiator.
Indiana State Police Jasper District Commander Lieutenant Brock Werne expressed his immense pride in Trooper Ewing’s dedication, stating, “I couldn’t be prouder of Trooper Ewing’s commitment to making our communities safer for all of us.”
This latest recognition adds to Trooper Ewing’s already impressive list of accolades, demonstrating his consistent dedication to traffic safety:
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2017
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2018
- Jasper Post, Trooper of the District – 2018
- Jasper Post, Life Award – 2018
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2019
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2020
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2021
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2022
- Jasper Post, Top OWI Apprehensions – 2023
Trooper Ewing resides in and primarily patrols Orange County, continuing his commitment to ensuring the safety of its roadways. His consistent efforts in apprehending impaired drivers make him a valuable asset to the Indiana State Police and the communities he serves.
