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New fiscal package gives more money to IMPD

BREANNA COOPER - June 9, 2021

A multimillion-dollar fiscal package will allocate $1.5 million to the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) for “enhancing IMPD capabilities.” Mayor Joe Hogsett announced the...

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‘We’re all potential victims’

BREANNA COOPER - May 26, 2021

Note: This story has been edited to include information on Day'Shawn Bills' death. A 12-year-old boy is dead after being shot in the early...

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City will award crime prevention grants based on need in each city-county council district

TYLER FENWICK - April 15, 2021

Indianapolis will adjust its crime prevention efforts by allocating grants according to which city-county districts have the greatest needs. The Council District Crime Prevention Grants...

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Juvenile charged as adult in Adams Street mass shooting

BREANNA COOPER - January 28, 2021

Raymond Childs III, 17, faces six charges of murder in connection with the shooting deaths of his family Jan. 24. These charges, along with...

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It’s OK to not be OK

MARSHAWN WOLLEY - January 28, 2021

We had the sixth mass shooting in 15 years last weekend, and it’s OK to not be OK.Six people, including an unborn child, were...

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17-year-old arrested in mass shooting

BREANNA COOPER - January 27, 2021

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) Homicide detectives have arrested a suspect they believe was involved in a mass shooting Jan. 24. The identity...

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No charges in death of McHale Rose

BREANNA COOPER - January 22, 2021

None of the four Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers involved in the May 7, 2020 shooting death of McHale Rose were charged. The...

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‘He was a king’: Community mourns Johnny Purchase

TYLER FENWICK - January 21, 2021

Johnny Purchase’s shooting death was a reminder that those who are nearest a solution can also be closest to the harm. Purchase, a 60-year-old youth...

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IMPD laments 2020, lays out plans for 2021

TYLER FENWICK - January 21, 2021

Indianapolis officials offered a stark look at the violence the city experienced in 2020, including a record 215 criminal homicides, and what they hope...

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Coronoavirus scammers aim to steal taxpayer stimulus dollars

BRITTANY SABALZA - April 16, 2020

The IRS has issued a warning about coronavirus-related scams and schemes tied to stimulus payments, also known as economic impact payments. Taxpayers are anxiously...

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