Three Men Will Appear in Court Over Harassment Case
The defendants are scheduled for court appearances following an incident involving the alleged harassment of a homeless man.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Property Crime
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Three men will face court on October 14, 2026, after police arrested them for allegedly harassing a homeless man near the Skybridge Parking Garage in Terre Haute. The suspects were taken into custody following an incident that occurred shortly after midnight on October 9.
Why it matters
The case highlights concerns regarding public safety and the treatment of vulnerable individuals in local community spaces. Authorities recovered two firearms during the arrest, leading to serious charges against the three men.
Official court records confirm three suspects are held at the Vigo County Jail, with bond amounts set at $15,000 for Cameron Collier and $20,000 for Devyn Maxwell. Two firearms were recovered from the scene by police during the investigation.
The players
Cameron Collier
He is one of three suspects currently held in the Vigo County Jail on a $15,000 bond.
Demarcus Smith
He is one of three suspects facing charges for allegedly harassing a homeless man near the Skybridge Parking Garage.
Devyn Maxwell
He is a defendant in this case currently held on a $20,000 bond at the Vigo County Jail.
Vigo County Jail
This is the local detention facility where the three defendants are currently being held pending their court appearances.
The details
The suspects allegedly poured water on a homeless man and disturbed his belongings before threatening bystanders with a handgun and shoving individuals. Police intervened at the Skybridge Parking Garage shortly after midnight to address the disturbance.
Timeline
Police arrived at the scene shortly after midnight on October 9, 2026.
The defendants are scheduled for first court appearances on October 14, 2026.
Legal Context
This case follows established legal patterns set by the Indiana criminal statutes regarding harassment and intimidation. Local authorities are utilizing these existing frameworks to process the charges against the three defendants involved in the disturbance.
The incident occurred in a public parking facility, which may prompt local officials to increase police presence or security monitoring in the area. Residents are advised to stay alert to their surroundings near downtown parking garages.
The takeaway
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of reporting suspicious activity in public areas to local law enforcement. Community members should remain vigilant and prioritize personal safety when encountering volatile situations in parking facilities.
What happens next
The three defendants are scheduled to make their first court appearances on Wednesday morning, October 14, 2026.
Further reading
For more background on local legal matters, visit Terre Haute Property Crime.
Source note: This article includes information reported by WTWO NewsChannel 2 Terre Haute.
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