Crime & Safety Report for 3500 E Lemon Rd, Madison, IN 47250

Review crime and safety information near 3500 E Lemon Rd, Madison, IN 47250. HoodScore summarizes nearby reported incidents, registered sex offenders, and neighborhood safety indicators to help buyers and renters perform better location due diligence.

Generated At — 2026-07-25

$239,500 | 1 ba

Distance rings: 1 mi and 2 mi from the property.

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Full report contains 1 offenders within 5 miles and 3 crime incidents in the last 12 months.

1 Registered Sex Offenders within 5 miles Near 3500 E Lemon Rd, Madison, IN 47250

1 Registered Offenders Nearby
0 Rape
1 Child Involved
0 Assault
0 Other
Photo Name / Age / Tags Arrest / Conviction Address Distance Risk
Offender photo

MCGUIRE, JUSTIN E

40 years old

Child Involved

Statue - 35-42-4-3, Charge - Child Molesting Sexual Motivation

2024-12-17T07:36:32

9785 S OLD MICHIGAN RD MADISON, IN, 47250
3.4 Medium

3 Crime & Incidents in the Last 12 Months

3 Crime & Incidents by Severity
1 Severe
1 Medium
1 Other
Crime Location (Approx.) Severity Description

Burglary

06/17/2026 07:24 PM

S County Rd 400 W, Versailles, IN 47042

 SERIOUS

As discussed during the dispatch call, deputies were sent to a reported residential burglar alarm at a home on South County Road 400 West in Ripley County. The alarm company reported motion at the back door, and the homeowner, who was away at work, planned to return. Only two vehicles were expected at the residence, a white Ford and a black Ford Fusion.

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Is 3500 E Lemon Rd in a low-crime area?

The current report summarizes crime-related incidents within 5 miles during the last 12 months. HoodScore compares these records with relevant benchmarks, but no report can guarantee future safety.

Why are traffic and medical calls shown separately from crime?

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