Indiana House OKs bill to create National Guard military police response forceINDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indiana National Guard could create a dedicated force for law enforcement missions under a bill advanced Wednesday afternoon. The provision, part of a broader public safety bill, allows the adjutant general of the National Guard to establish a force consisting of Army military police and Air National Guard security forces, who would have to first receive supplemental instruction on law enforcement matters specific to Indiana. Instead, he said it ensures any Guard members who are called up for a law enforcement mission have the correct training. Those personnel receive training specific to those functions in addition to basic military training. House Democrats said the bill erodes the longstanding doctrine of not using the military for civilian law enforcement purposes.