Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department
Organization in Government
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has come up in 1 episode across 1 podcast in TMT, including Crime Junkie. 2 people have made recorded remarks about it.
What people said
Ashley FlowersCreator and host of the true crime podcast Crime Junkie and founder of Audiochuck
Flowers cautioned that IMPD's announced reinstatement of Carter was superficial, urging listeners to look beyond headlines.
“Always go a layer deeper. Because that one shiny article that says, never mind, nothing to see here, isn't the end all be all”
Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Carmen Van Huss (Jul 6, 2026) · Listen from 34:14
Flowers condemned the department's discipline of Carter as a product of police politics and ego.
“the bullshit politics of policing that I have zero patience for. Your toes and your fragile egos”
Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Carmen Van Huss (Jul 6, 2026) · Listen from 32:51
Brit PrawatCo-host of Crime Junkie, introduced in the episode as 'Britt'
Prawat argued that the family's petition showed how public pressure holds agencies accountable.
“this is why public pressure and attention matters. Like holding public service agencies accountable”
Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Carmen Van Huss (Jul 6, 2026) · Listen from 34:01
Prawat objected to IMPD's 'stay in their lanes' explanation, noting Carter was doing work no one else was doing.
“Literally, he's doing the job that no one else wanted or had time to do”
Crime Junkie: MURDERED: Carmen Van Huss (Jul 6, 2026) · Listen from 32:06
Podcasts
- Crime Junkie · 1 episode
Episodes
MURDERED: Carmen Van HussCrime Junkie · Jul 6, 2026 · 49 min
Ashley Flowers and Brit Prawat recount the 1993 Indianapolis murder of Carmen Van Huss and the decades-long investigation that led to Dana Shepard's guilty plea.