Bodycam shows IMPD officer shooting suspect who killed 2 people over a $40 dispute Finding videos takes time and effort, keep me motivated by donating to https://paypal.me/thisisbutter ----- Indianapolis, IN - Video released by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department shows officers shoot a man after he points what appears to be a handgun at police officers. The suspect, Michael Hendricks, survived being shot by police. But James McGuire and David Doty did not survive Hendricks. Previous

A video sent in from a reader shows a disturbing scene involving IMPD officers appearing to violently punching a restrained Black man. In the footage, multiple officers are seen restraining the man on the ground while one officer repeatedly punches him. At the same time, another officer appears to step in front of a bystander who is recording, seemingly attempting to block the video from being captured. Several witnesses can be heard screaming in dismay as the man, who was already restrained by

IMPD Chief Bailey, OPHS deputy director speak on weekend violence in Indianapolis. | WISH-TV

4K views · 64 reactions | Footage Compiled from The 2 Nights of Riots & Uprisings in Indianapolis reveals IMPD Officers committing several acts of terrorism, violence, and possible Geneva Convention War Crimes against protestors. Original Footage Taken By Critopher White, Clips Compiled by Concerned Resident | Black Indy LIVE | Facebook

More than 100 people wanted for violent crimes were arrested in a sweeping multi-agency initiative dubbed Operation Guardian, described by Indianapolis' police chief as the city's largest-ever fugitive apprehension effort. The days-long crackdown involved local and state agencies including the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Marion County Sheriff's Office and Indiana State Police. At least five federal agencies - Homeland Security Investigations, U.S. Marshals Service, ATF, DEA and

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3 comments | Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department wants to become more diverse and it's using its current recruitment drive to encourage minority candidates to apply. As part of that effort, the chief and Mayor Joe Hogsett met with members of the Sikh community. | WISH-TV | Facebook