FORT WAYNE — The Indiana State Police (ISP) Fort Wayne Post conducted a targeted “Wolfpack” patrol in Allen County on Friday, August 23, 2025, resulting in numerous arrests and traffic citations.
The proactive patrol, which involved 10 State Police units, issued a total of 79 traffic contacts, including tickets and warnings. The enforcement effort led to three arrests for Operating While Intoxicated (OWI) and seven drug-related arrests. Additionally, troopers stopped three drivers who had never been licensed, three others with suspended licenses, and arrested one person on a warrant.
According to a statement from the Indiana State Police, the Wolfpack patrol is a high-visibility, targeted effort focused on criminal interdiction and proactive policing. The agency stated that part of its mission is to improve the quality of life for all Hoosiers through enforcement efforts aimed at keeping roadways safe.
“Friday’s targeted patrol resulted in the successful removal of illegal drugs, as well as intoxicated, unlicensed, and suspended drivers,” the statement read. “By targeting these dangerous behaviors, we are working diligently to reduce risks on our roads and create a safer environment for all who live, work, and travel through our community.”
