Video of July Noblesville shooting shows man was unarmed but raised hands at police
No weapons were found at the scene when Karmen Parrish was shot by police July 21. But video shows him raising his hands in direction of officers.
No weapons were found at the scene when Karmen Parrish was shot by police July 21. But video shows him raising his hands in direction of officers.
This video provided by police chronicles what occurred the morning of July 21 that led to a Noblesville police officer shooting someone.
Police said the two seniors began arguing at arrival time at school, and continued to fight inside.
Police first said the three victims — Grace Bishop, Brannon Martin and Larry Stogsdill were found inside the Walnut Street home with “obvious” trauma.
Booker got angry at a police officer after he would not arrest bar staff who Booker said screamed racist comments at him, a police report reads.
Of the amount recovered by Indiana, nearly $747,000 goes to the state while the rest goes to the federal government.
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The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said officers found the man in the 1700 block of East 52nd Street.
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