A ProjectMoosed desk · Launched November 3, 2026
Moosed Crime publishes what the public record actually shows: the police department's own statistics tables, the sheriff's own jail roster, and court outcomes — each number traced to the source it came from. Every city gets its own desk. The first is Fort Wayne, Indiana.
FWPD crime statistics, Allen County bookings, a permanent searchable mugshot archive covering every jail within 30 miles of Fort Wayne — 8 jails across northeast Indiana and northwest Ohio — plus official investigations and our own investigations desk.
Open the Fort Wayne desk →Each new city joins as a path on this hub — the same sections, the same sourcing rules, the same archive discipline. No city is added with borrowed or aggregator data.
The police agency's own published tables, cited by table and period — reported offenses, labeled as reported offenses, never dressed up as outcomes.
Bookings captured from official jail rosters into a permanent, searchable archive — searchable by name, booking date, charge and cause number — and followed to court disposition.
Two labeled lanes: official investigations sourced to releases and filings, and our own investigations, run on primary records with graded claims — plus an unsolved-crimes bureau that files cases only from official cold-case listings.
That line runs on every booking entry on this site. A booking photo proves a booking happened — not guilt, not a conviction, not current custody. Charges are allegations until a court says otherwise, and every archived booking is followed to its disposition.
Removal and correction are always free. We never charge anyone to remove or correct a record — ever. See the Method & Guardrails page.