Every morning our heroes in law enforcement wake up and they kiss their loved ones good-bye, knowing that there is always a chance they may not return that night. Last night, in Charlestown, in Clark County, in the Hoosier State, one of those heroes, Sergeant Ben Bertram of the Charlestown Police Department did not return home. Sergeant Bertram was killed in pursuit of a suspect into an adjoining county, doing his duty, doing what he loved, and protecting Hoosiers all the way across the State. It is with deep sorrow our community back home mourns his loss, and celebrates his sacrifice to the Hoosier State. We thank Sergeant Bertram. Rest easy. ____________________
Trey Hollingsworth: “Every morning our heroes in law enforcement wake up and they kiss their loved ones good-bye, knowing that there is…”
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