Producers: Clayton Taylor & Eileen Waldron;
Segment Producers: Eileen Waldron, Clayton Taylor & Tom MacCabe;
Videographers: John Garing & John Rekis;
Off-line Editor: John Garing;
On-line Editor: Mark Ohl;
Graphics: Jim Doyle;
[AI-Generated Summary] This I-Team Primetime news broadcast features three major investigative reports led by reporter Sandra Chapman:
Statehouse Security Lapses: An undercover investigation reveals major security vulnerabilities at the Indiana state complex, showing how reporter teams easily bypassed Capitol Police into locked buildings and Senate offices, leading to over $200,000 in stolen equipment. State officials immediately responded by enforcing strict ID check-in policies.
Controversial Emergency Vet Practices: The team examines complaints against Dr. James Spicer and the Indianapolis Emergency Veterinary Center (Evac). Former clients accused the clinic of charging exorbitant rates, pushing unnecessary tests, using commission-based Scientology management practices, and exploiting emotional pet owners—including overcharging $35,000 for a heavily burned cat.
Exploitation of Migrant Workers: An inside look at Indiana's migrant farmworkers uncovers horrific, overcrowded living conditions without basic amenities like running water or proper heating, sub-minimum wage pay, and a lawsuit against an employer for labor abuses.
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