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The officer who shot Dreasjon Reed last May is now suing the NFL for defamation after the organization included Reed in a social justice campaign. "For NFL Enterprises then to suggest he was involved in police or racist misconduct is totally false, defamatory and unacceptable."

The bikers, from Mars Hill Charity Riders Biker Group, can be seen lining up to quench their thirst in the front yard of the family home in southside Indianapolis.

Brandon Scott Hole, who allegedly shot and killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis, never underwent a "red flag" gun law hearing, despite a call from his mother to police last year warning of his suicide risk.

"It's sad. It's something that never should have happened. FedEx should have been more aware," said Angela Hughley.

The President's order applies to the White House, U.S, embassies, military bases and naval stations.

The Indianapolis police stated the shooter legally obtained those weapons, according to a search by the ATF.

John Weisert was the oldest victim out of eight people who were killed Thursday evening when a gunman opened fire first outside of the facility in the parking lot, and then inside the building.

A community organization said that it hopes the investigation will uncover what the suspect's motives were in the shooting that left eight people dead.

Hole, a 19-year-old from Indiana, was identified as the gunman from Friday's mass shooting in Indianapolis by law enforcement officials.

Eight people were killed and several others were wounded in the late-night attack on Thursday.

Gutternberg's message came hours after a gunman killed eight people at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis.

The Gun Violence Archive's tracker found that several people were injured in three other shootings on Thursday.

Two Indianapolis FedEx employees spoke to reporters about the shooting they witnessed at their workplace.

Several other people were injured in the incident on Thursday night. Police said the suspected gunman had taken his own life.

The company said it was working with investigators and offered its "heartfelt sympathies" to all those affected.

Local dispatch operators declared it a "Mass Casualty, Level 1" scene. This is a developing story.

Malik Halfacre demanded Jeanettrius Moore give him half of her COVID-19 relief payment in an argument that ended with fatal consequences.

Malik Halfacre, the suspect, is believed to have taken 6-month-old Malia Halfacre from the scene of a quadruple homicide in Indianapolis, police said.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department was initially called out after a report of a possible intoxicated driver.

Xavier Childs was shot alongside his parents and siblings in the early hours of Sunday morning on January 24 in the family home in the northeast of the city.

A 17-year-old boy has been arrested after the bodies of five people, including a 13-year-old girl and a pregnant woman, were found at an Indianapolis home on Sunday.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is investigating what it's called the city's "largest mass casualty shooting in more than a decade."

"This dynamic is playing out in every metro in the nation no matter the demographic of residents, the party in charge or the state the city calls home," Indianapolis mayor Joe Hogsett said last week.

Wilma and Jonathan Hochstetler were ambushed by armed robbers as they fixed lights in Indianapolis.

"It's just so disappointing," said Rebecca Robinson, an Indianapolis-based artist who contributed to the city's Black Lives Matter mural, on Sunday morning.

Five people, including a 14-year-old boy, were shot in four separate shootings in Indianapolis last night.

Chuck Dietzen, who is running for election to the U.S. House to represent Indiana's 5th Congressional District, used a photo of Mother Teresa in one of his election videos.

Ed Adams, a precinct committeeman in Marion County, Indianapolis, said president's impeachment shows "nothing remains of the party I knew."

Muncie Mayor Dennis Tyler had planned to retire on December 31. If convicted, he could spend the first few years of his retirement in jail.

It's not the first time the archbishop has attempted to strong-arm a Catholic school into firing its LGBTQ+ faculty members.