After three years of seeing more than 200 homicides annually, IndyStar is continuing to track each killing to better understand violence in the city and remember the victims. This list is preliminary, and the number of homicides can change as authorities investigate the circumstances of each case, determining whether the slaying was criminal, justified, accidental or suicide. IndyStar has excluded cases ruled accidents, suicides, fatal overdoses or hit-and-run deaths unless they were deemed intentional. This information is compiled using data from Indianapolis police, court records and interviews with family and friends of those killed. Anyone with information that could help a homicide investigation is asked to call the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Homicide Office at 317-327-3475 or Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-8477 to remain anonymous. 

Are we missing information? Email Sarah Nelson at sarah.nelson@indystar.com or Jake Allen at jake.allen@indystar.com.

Indianapolis killings in 2022: Tracking each homicide

Man dies in Montery Road shooting at northeast side apartment complex

May 25: Officers were called to the 10100 block Montery Road on the northeast side of Indianapolis on a report of a person shot. Police found a man with gunshot injuries, who was transported to a hospital in critical condition.

The man died shortly after arriving at the hospital.

Lead detective: Lottie Patrick, Lottie.Patrick@indy.gov

Alexis Lachelle Wilson, 37, dies after shooting on Lakeview Drive that injures another woman

May 21: Police were called about 3:15 a.m. to the 6000 block of Lakeview Drive about gunshots. As they responded, they were told two people had been shot.

Alexis Lachelle Wilson, 37, was found with gunshot wounds inside the apartment. She died at the scene. Police found a deceased man, identified as 32-year-old Vincent Lamar Washington, with gunshot wounds outside. Another woman who had been shot was taken to a hospital in stable condition.

An early investigation indicates the man shot the two women and himself. Police said the trio knew each other, but noted none of them are believed to be romantically involved.

Police said a fourth person at the shooting is believed to have intervened after the two women were shot.

Gary Terral Crowe, 22, fatally shot outside residence at Alsace Place on northeast side

May 21: Police responded about 2:15 a.m. to a report about a person shot in the 4000 block of Alsace Place.

Gary Terral Crowe, 22, was found with gunshot wounds outside a residence in the northeast-side neighborhood near East 38th and North Franklin Road. Emergency medical personnel took Crowe in critical condition to a hospital, where he died shortly after arriving.

Police are asking anyone who lives in the area with cameras on their homes to check their video footage and contact the department if they captured anything pertinent to the investigation.

Lead detective: Connie Pearson, Connie.Pearson@indy.gov

Alexander Bohman, 21, shot and killed at Beech Grove apartment complex

May 18: Police were called to the fatal shooting about 2:45 p.m. at a Beech Grove apartment complex after the man suspected of pulling the trigger called them.

Officers responded to Beech Meadow Apartments, in the 140 block of Diplomat Court, and found Alexander Bohman, 21, with gunshot wounds. He died at the scene.

Beech Grove Police said the suspect, identified as 21-year-old Jackson Porter, called the shooting in and surrendered when officers arrived. Police said Porter and Bohman are former roommates.

Deante Lamar McKinzie, 23, dies after shooting on East 38th Street

May 17: Officers were called to the 3400 block of East 38th Street on the east side of Indianapolis on a report of a person shot around 10 p.m. They learned the person shot had taken themselves to a hospital. Shortly after arriving at the hospital, Deante Lamar McKinzie, 23, died from his injuries.

Two days later, on May 19, police announced they arrested 23-year-old Cynthia Lewis in connection with the shooting. Lewis is facing a preliminary charge of murder and the Marion County Prosecutors office will review the case and make a final charging decision.

Lead detective: Christopher Higgins, Christopher.Higgins@indy.gov

Bryan Alan Ward, 56, dies after assault inside home on Howard Street

May 15: Officers responded to the 1700 block of Howard Street on the west side of Indianapolis on a report of a person assaulted on May 14 around 6:30 p.m. They found Bryan Alan Ward, 56, inside a home with traumatic injuries.

Several other people were inside the home as well and Ward was transported to a hospital in critical condition. Homicide detectives responded and arrested two men.

Vincent McCurtis, 29, and Brandon Jackson, 23, were charged preliminarily with attempted murder. On May 15, Ward died from his injuries.    The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office will make the final charging decisions in the case, according to IMPD.

Eric L. Portis Sr., 52, killed in shooting on Barnor Drive on east side of Indianapolis

May 15: Police were called to the 2300 block of Barnor Drive on a report of shots fired. They found Portis with gunshot injuries, who was later pronounced dead at a hospital.

The person responsible for the shooting was in custody, according to an email from police sent out a few hours after the killing.

Detectives believe there was a physical disturbance between two men prior to the shots being fired. The person who fired their weapon stayed on the scene and was transported to IMPD's homicide office.

Lead detective: Christopher Craighill, Christopher.Craighill@Indy.gov

Marcel Johannes Huntemann, 35, dies after being critically injured in downtown Indianapolis, detectives ask for help identifying man

May 14: Police were called shortly after 3 a.m. to the 50^th block of West South Street in downtown Indianapolis. Officers found Marcel Johannes Huntemann, 35, on the ground with traumatic injuries. Emergency medical personnel took him to a hospital, where he died.

The Marion County Coroner’s Office will determine his cause and manner of death.

Homicide detectives are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying a man who may have information related to the killing. Investigators released photos of the man who they believe was in the area at the time the man was killed.

Lead detective: James Hurt, James.Hurt@Indy.gov

Artemas Boyd II, 21, dies in shooting at Steak 'n Shake parking lot on south side

May 11: Three men took shelter about 11 p.m. in a Steak 'n Shake on the city's south side after being shot.

A fourth person, 21-year-old Artemas Boyd II, was found fatally shot in the parking lot of the restaurant at 4020 S. East St., near the intersection of East Hanna Avenue.

"Three adult victims were located inside the business where they sought shelter ... Each had injuries consistent with a gunshot wound," a police news release stated.

All three men were taken to hospitals in stable condition.

Detectives believe the shooting happened in the parking lot of the restaurant and at least two firearms were found early into the investigation.

Lead detective: Gary Smith, Gary.Smith@Indy.gov

Austin Bunn, 19, dies after shooting on Carlton Arms Drive

May 9: Just before 8 p.m. May 8 officers responded to 7800 Carlton Arms Drive about a person shot and found 19-year-old Austin Bunn critically injured inside a residence.

Bunn was taken to the hospital but died the next day.

Police initially said they believe the shooting was accidental. Detectives have identified everyone they believe was involved and spoken with a person who was released pending further investigation.

Lead detective: Anthony Johnson, Anthony.Johnson@indy.gov

Jasmine Bennett, 25, shot and killed at Dollar Tree in Lawrence

May 8: Jasmine Bennett, 25, was killed and a man was in custody after a shooting at a Dollar Tree.

Lawrence Police Department officers were called about 1:30 p.m. to the Dollar Tree at 10555 Pendleton Pike and found the woman, an employee, who had been shot. She was taken to a hospital, where she died Monday night.

Within hours, detectives arrested 21-year-old Jalen Thomas in the fatal shooting. Police said Thomas is a former employee of the store.

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Jhavon Fisher, 17, and Nicholas Powell, 18, die in shooting on Red Mill Drive

May 6: Indianapolis police responded to the shooting, which was reported about 2 a.m. Saturday at an apartment complex in the 7800 block of Red Mill Drive near East 38th Street and North Franklin Road, and found Nicholas Powell, 18, and Jhavon Fisher, 17, with gunshot injuries. One of them died at a hospital and the other died at the scene.

Lead detective: Michael Wright, Michael.Wright@indy.gov

David Za Hki Kenner, 20, dies in shooting at E. Raymond and Shelby streets

May 6: David Za Hki Kenner, 20, was found shot inside a vehicle and later died from his injuries.

Police were called shortly before midnight Saturday to Woodlawn and Virginia avenues to a report about a person shot. Officers found Kenner inside a vehicle with gunshot wounds. He was taken to a hospital, where he died.

Investigators believe the shooting occurred close to East Raymond and Shelby streets near Garfield Park.

Lead detective: Douglas Morning, email Douglas.Morning@indy.gov

Olivia Katherine Brown, 24, and Darian Jamar Wiley, 27, found dead near E. 21 Street and North Central Avenue

May 5: Indianapolis police are investigating a shooting that resulted in the deaths of Olivia Katherine Brown, 24, and Darian Jamar Wiley, 27, on the north side of the city.

The shooting was reported Saturday, after midnight, in the 2100 block of Ruckle Street near East 21st Street and Central Avenue. Emergency medical personnel responded and pronounced both Brown and Wiley deceased. Police in the early stages of the investigation said there were no suspects or witnesses.

Lead detective: Colten Smith, email Colten.Smith@indy.gov.

More: Olivia Brown and Darian Wiley, killed in double shooting, remembered as positive forces

Dennis A. Crawford, 20, killed in early morning shooting on E. 35th Street

April 29: Officers were called to the 7900 block of East 35^th Street on the east side of Indianapolis on a report of a person shot around 1 a.m.

They found Dennis Crawford, 20, with gunshot wounds and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Lead detective: Gregory Shue, Gregory.Shue@indy.gov.

Markes Day, 19, killed and dumped in alley near Brookside Avenue on east side

April 28: The body of a man believed to have been shot and killed in the early morning hours of April 28 was found in an alley.

Indianapolis Metropolitan Police were called shortly after 8 a.m. to the 2000 block of Brookside Avenue near Spades Park about a man lying in an alley. He appeared to have gunshot wounds, Sgt. Genae Cook said, and was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Marion County Coroner's Office identified the man as Markes Day, 19.

Detectives believe the Day was killed sometime overnight in a different location and placed in the alley. Cook said investigators are looking through police reports from the night before to see if they can find any leads connecting them to his death.

Lead detective: Larry Craciunoiu, Larry.Craciunoiu@indy.gov.

Jamar Ward, 18, killed in Broadway Street shooting on city's north side

April 26: Jamar Ward, 18, was killed in a shooting on the north side of Indianapolis in the 3000 block of Broadway Street. Police were called to the scene on a report of a person shot around 10:30 p.m. They found Ward with gunshot wounds and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Lead detective: Christopher Winter, Christopher.Winter@indy.gov.

Toddler’s body found in Martinsville connected to Indianapolis missing person case

April 21: Indianapolis police discovered the body of a female child in the bottom drawer of a dresser inside a dilapidated house near Martinsville.

They were led to the location by Madison Marshall, while investigating the disappearance of the woman’s toddler-age daughter. Marshall and her boyfriend Roan Waters drove in his Dodge Durango out of Indianapolis until they arrived at a dilapidated house, where they left Oaklee Snow’s body behind, according to police.

That was Feb. 9 − just weeks before Snow's second birthday.

While the remains have not yet been officially identified, the evidence was enough to support a litany of charges filed against Marshall and Waters, including murder and neglect of a dependent resulting in death.

The criminal charges, which were announced by the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office in conjunction with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, appear to mark the end of a national search for Snow that began in Seminole County, Oklahoma and included law enforcement in four states and the FBI.

Prosecutor: Toddler found in a dresser near Martinsville 'suffered a horrific death'

DeMarcus Antonio French, 26, killed in shooting at Beech Grove apartments

April 25: One man is dead after a disturbance in the hallway of a Beech Grove apartment building led to a shooting, according to the Beech Grove Police Department.

Officers were called to the apartments in the 2400 block of Albany Street on a report of a person shot on Tuesday around 9:15 p.m. They found DeMarcus Antonio French, 26, with a gunshot wound in his abdomen. French was transported to a hospital, where he died, according to police.

The shooting occurred in the common hallway of one the apartment buildings and detectives have already spoken with some of the witnesses. The investigation into the shooting is ongoing, but there does not appear to be any danger to the public, police said.

'This needs to stop': Man killed in shooting at Beech Grove apartments

Joseph Tyler Potts, 32, dies after shooting at south side smoke shop

April 25: Police are investigating a fatal shooting that took place at a south-side Indianapolis smoke shop. At around 6:30 p.m., police were called to the 3400 block of Madison Avenue on a report of a person shot.

Officers arrived and located Joseph Tyler Potts, 32, with injuries consistent with a gunshot wound. The man was pronounced deceased by medics who arrived at the scene.

At the scene, IMPD officer William Young said preliminary information suggested all people involved were accounted for regarding the shooting.

Lead detective: David Miller, David.Miller2@indy.gov.

Damonte R. Parker, 26, killed in shooting outside North Dequincy Street residence

April 23: Officers were called around 1 a.m. to the 3600 block of North Dequincy Street on a report of a person shot. They found Damonte R. Parker, 26, in the front yard of a residence with gunshot injuries.

Parker was pronounced dead at the scene. A person of interest was detained and then released, after consultation with the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, pending further investigation.

Lead detective: Kyler Hoover, Kyle.Hoover@indy.gov.

Jaquareous Mitchell, 26, and Jimmy Thomas Jr., 29, die in gas station shooting on North Emerson Avenue

April 22: Officers were dispatched to a gas station in 3400 block of North Emerson Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis on a report of two people shot around 5:30 p.m.

They found two men inside the business with gunshot injuries. Jaquareous Rashawn Tyreik Mitchell, 26, was pronounced dead at the scene, while Jimmy Jermaine Thomas Jr., 29, died after being transported to a hospital.

Homicide detectives have already spoken with multiple witnesses and were attempting to review surveillance video.

On April 26, police announced the arrest of 20-year-old Martice McGee earlier in the day for his alleged role in the case. McGee is facing two counts of murder, police said.

“Detectives believe the person involved in this incident may have a story to share with detectives,” according to a news release from IMPD. “If that person wants to share what occurred, that person is encouraged to call the IMPD Homicide Office at 317-327-3475 or they can call 911.”

Lead detective: Jose Torres, Jose.Torres@indy.gov.

Derrick Marshi Houston Jr., 15, dies in shooting near Breen Drive and Brentwood Avenue

April 20: A teenager is dead and a bus full of students became witnesses to the crime Thursday morning after a shooting on the east side of Indianapolis.

The school bus driver called 911 after she turned from East 38th Street and saw the injured teenager in the grass. He was found near the intersection of Breen Drive and Brentwood Avenue in a residential area.

The teenager was identified as Derrick Marshi Houston Jr., 15.

Officers were dispatched around 6:30 a.m. Houston was transported to a hospital in critical condition, where he died.

Houston was a student at Arsenal Technical High School, according to a statement from Indianapolis Public Schools.

About 20 students were on the bus when the driver stopped to call 911. The students were kept on the scene for a couple hours then were picked up by parents or transported to school on a different bus, said Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officer Samone Burris.

No arrests have been made in connection with the shooting.

Lead detective: Ryan Clark, Ryan.Clark@Indy.gov.

'Enough is enough': Teen killed in shooting found by bus driver, students

Michael Shoffner, 43, killed in shooting on Dexter Street

April 20: Officers were called to the 2100 block of Dexter Street on a report of a person shot just before 5:30 a.m. They found a man in the middle of the street with gunshot injuries, who was pronounced dead at the scene.

He was identified as Michael Shoffner, 43.

There is no known threat to the public, but no arrest has been made in connection with the killing.

Lead detective: Douglas Swails, Douglas.Swails@Indy.gov.

Randy Darrell Hinkle, 34, killed in shooting on Beckwith Drive

April 19: Officers were called for shots being fired near the 2400 block of Beckwith Drive on the north side of Indianapolis around 11 p.m.

They found Randy Darrell Hinkle, 34, with gunshot injuries. He was transported to a hospital, where he died.

Lead detective: Dustin Keedy, Dustin.Keedy@indy.gov.

David Gladney, 54, killed in shooting on North Emerson Avenue

April 17: Officers responded to the 3400 block of North Emerson Avenue — near East 34th Street — on the east side of Indianapolis for a report of a person shot around 6:30 a.m.

They found David Gladney, 54, with gunshot injuries. He was transported to a hospital then pronounced dead.

Detectives believe a disturbance occurred between Gladney and an unknown person in the 2800 block of North Stuart Street.

Lead detective: Chris Craighill, Chris.Craighill@indy.gov.

Brian Jackson, 45, dies in shooting near 38th Street and N. Franklin Road

April 16: Indianapolis police responded to East 38^th Street and North Franklin Road about 3 a.m. to a report about a person shot. Brian Jackson, 45, was found inside a vehicle with gunshot wounds. Emergency medical personnel pronounced him dead at the scene.

No arrest has been made in the killing.

Lead detective: Gary Toms, gary.toms@indy.gov.

Daniel Martinez, 30, dies, another injured after overnight shooting

April 15: Officers responded to IU Health University Hospital about 3:30 a.m. on a report of a person shot. They found two men in a vehicle suffering from apparent gunshot wounds. The men were transported to the nearby Sidney & Lois Eskenazi Hospital, where Daniel Martinez, 30, was pronounced dead. The other person shot was in stable condition.

Police said preliminary information initially suggested the shooting may have occurred near West 38th Street and Lafayette Road, but a crime scene was not immediately found.

Lead detective: Ronald Sayles, Ronald.Sayles@indy.gov.

Jersey Castner, 18, and Jessica Nicole Cruz, 33, die in shooting at home near Brookside Park

April 14: Just after 4 a.m. officers patrolling the area of Brookside Park heard several gunshots and within minutes received information that someone was shot in the 3000 block of Brookside Parkway South Drive.

Arriving officers found three people with gunshot wounds.

The first, a teen male, was taken to the hospital in critical condition.

Jessica Nicole Cruz, 33, was taken to the hospital in critical condition and died after arriving.

Jersey Castner, 18, died at the scene.

Based on early evidence, detectives believe that at least one person forced entry into the residence and that there were additional shots fired into the home from outside. Several children were inside the home at the time shots were fired but they were unharmed.

Lead detective: Connie Pearson, Connie.Pearson@indy.gov.

Terrence Dashawn Winston-Campbell, 23, dies in shooting at East Washington Street gas station

April 12: Terrence Dashawn Winston-Campbell, 23, was shot and killed at a gas station on the city's east side.

About 8:55 p.m. officers responded to the gas station at the intersection of East Washington Street and North Hamilton Avenue and found Winston-Campbell in critical condition. He was taken to the hospital but died shortly after arriving.

Police did not say what led to the shooting or if they'd identified the shooter.

Lead detective: Christopher Higgins, Christopher.Higgins@indy.gov

Christopher Lamar Porter, 36, found fatally shot in alley near West 10th Street

April 10: Christopher Lamar Porter, 36, was found fatally shot in an alley after officers were called to the 2600 block of West 10th Street shortly before 4:30 a.m. He died at the scene.

Detectives believe the shooting happened sometime during the night.

Lead detective: James Hurt, James.Hurt@Indy.gov.

Cameron Miles Tibbs, 24, fatally shot on McIntosh Lane in Lawrence

April 8: LAWRENCE - Cameron Miles Tibbs, 24, was shot and killed Saturday night at a Lawrence apartment complex east of Interstate 465.

Officers found Tibbs around 9 p.m. suffering from a gunshot wound at the complex in the 7100 block of McIntosh Lane. Tibbs was pronounced dead at the scene.

The Lawrence Police Department said they have a person of interest in custody. Police said it was an isolated event and the individuals knew each other.

More: Man killed in shooting at Lawrence apartment complex

Jyir Billups, 22, dies in shooting on North Emerson Avenue

April 7: Just before 11 p.m. officers were dispatched to the 3400 block of North Emerson Avenue near East 34th Street about a person shot. Arriving officers found Jyir Billups, 22, with gunshot wounds and he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead shortly after arriving.

Lead detective: Michael Wright, email Michael.Wright@indy.gov

More: IMPD investigating east side homicide

Zyon Brooks, 17, dies in shooting near 42nd Street and Post Road

April 5: Officers were called roughly 4:30 a.m. about a person shot in the 10000 block of Pendleton Pike on the northeast side of Indianapolis. Lawrence medics took Zyon Brooks, 17, in critical condition to a hospital where he died shortly after arriving.

An early investigation by detectives indicated the shooting occurred in the 4100 block of Mt. Vernon Court, about 2 miles southeast of where they were dispatched. Officials said a person helped Brooks by taking him to a gas station on Pendleton Pike and remained there until emergency medical personnel arrived.

Lead detective: Steven Gray, steven.gray@indy.gov

Farrenquai Bailey, 51, dies after shooting on North Gray Street

March 30: Just before midnight officers responded to a report of shots fired in the 600 block of North Gray Street on the east side of Indianapolis. Officers found Farrenquai Bailey, 51, inside a residence with gunshot injuries and she was pronounced dead at the scene.

Lead detective: Gregory Shue, Douglas.Morning@indy.gov.

Stephen Flynn, 57, dies in shooting on Priscilla Avenue

March 30: Officers were called to the 1400 block of Priscilla Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis, where they found Stephen Flynn, 57, with gunshot injuries around 11 p.m.

Flynn was found outside of a residence and pronounced dead after he was taken to a hospital. His cousin and sister said he was delivering pizzas that night when he was lured to the home and killed. He began delivering pizzas a couple years ago to help with the uptick of delivery orders that coincided with the Covid-19 pandemic.

"He always said ‘People always have a smile when you bring them a pizza',” said Kevin Flynn, his cousin.

He is survived by his two children.

Lead detective: Gregory Shue, Gregory.Shue@indy.gov.

More: Stephen Flynn delivered pizzas to make people smile. He was lured, then shot, on his last order

Thomas Baughman, 64, killed in shooting outside home on Orion Avenue

March 28: Officers were dispatched to the 4900 block of Orion Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis on a report of a person shot.

They found Thomas Baughman, 64, outside a home with gunshot injuries. Baughman was taken to a hospital in critical condition and later died.

Officers surrounded the home where Baughman was found and learned the person responsible for the shooting was possibly inside.

SWAT and negotiators responded and a woman exited the home on her own. A short time later, the person of interest in the shooting, a man, exited the home and was taken into custody.

Detectives are attempting to speak with witnesses to short out the circumstances that led to the shooting.

Lead detective: Matthew Melkey, Matthew.Melkey@indy.gov.

Coreon Ta'Rell Waite, 17, dies after fatal shooting at West Michigan Street apartment complex

March 27: Officers were called to an apartment complex in the 3800 block of West Michigan Street around 6:40 p.m. on a report of a person shot.

Police found Coreon Ta'Rell Waites, 17, in an apartment building’s common stairwell with gunshot injuries. He was taken to the hospital in stable condition but later died.

Lead detective: Stephanie Herr, Stephanie.Herr2@indy.gov.

Jasmine Jaramillo Rodriguez, 13, killed in shooting at Villa Avenue house

March 26: Officers were called to the 800 block of Villa Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis on a report of a person shot around 2:45 a.m.

They found 13-year-old Jasmine Jaramillo Rodriguez inside a home with gunshot wounds. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Officers also found a teenage boy with gunshot injuries.

The boy was transported to Riley Hospital in stable condition.

Detectives learned a party, with many teenagers present, was taking place before the shooting.

Neighbors are asked to look at video they have that may have captured the shooting or people and vehicles in the area at the time.

Lead detective: Colten Smith, email Colten.Smith@indy.gov.

Anthony Shelman, 30, killed in early morning shooting on Interstate 70

March 25: One man was killed, and another man was injured after a shooting on Interstate 70 caused their vehicle to crash.

Officers were called to the crash near East 21st Street and Emerson Avenue on the east side of Indianapolis around 3 a.m. They found the driver and passenger of a Nissan Altima with gunshot injuries.

Investigators determined the shooting occurred nearby on the interstate. Indiana State Police took over the investigation.

The driver of the car, identified as 30-year-old Anthony Shelman, was taken to a hospital then pronounced dead a short time later.

The 35-year-old passenger in the car was taken to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.

Detectives believe occupants of another vehicle fired multiple times at the Nissan Altima. Police are working to develop a motive in the shooting.

So far this year, there have now been 11 shootings on Indianapolis-area interstates. In addition, troopers in the Indianapolis district of ISP have investigated 53 incidents of road rage where a gun was displayed or pointed but no shots were fired.

Anyone with information on the shooting is asked to contact Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana at 317-262-8477.

Brian Scott Williams, 53, fatally shot outside residence on South Meridian Street

March 24: Officers arrived in the 3400 block of South Meridian Street around 3 p.m. to find Brian Scott Williams, 53, outside a residence suffering from gunshot wounds. An ambulance took Williams to a hospital where he later died.

Less than 24 hours later, police announced the arrest of 21-year-old Antwone Ervin in connection with the shooting. Detectives identified Ervin as a suspect after speaking with witnesses. Police encountered Ervin the day after the killing then arrested him.

More: Brian Williams 'did nothing' to provoke fatal S. Meridian Street shooting, witness says

Keith Brown, 54, killed in shooting on North Rural Street

March 22: One man was killed in a shooting around 2 p.m. outside a home in the 2400 block of North Rural Street on the east side of Indianapolis.

Officers were called to the scene on a report of a person shot and found Keith Brown, 54, critically injured. He was transported to the hospital, where he died.

A person involved in the shooting returned to the scene to speak with detectives. The person was released from custody, pending further investigation, after detectives consulted with the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office.

Lead detective: Dustin Keedy, Dustin.Keedy@indy.gov 

Corey Duncan, 16, killed in shooting on Chapelwood Boulevard

March 19: Corey Duncan, 16, was killed in shooting on Indianapolis’ west side around 8 a.m.

Police were called on a report of a person shot and found Duncan outside in the 800 block of Chapelwood Boulevard. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Lead detective: Christopher Edwards, Christopher.Edwards@indy.gov.

Julius Simpson, 29, shot and killed on Beckwith Drive

March 18: Julius Simpson, 29, was shot and killed around 1 p.m. on the east side of Indianapolis.

Officers were called to an apartment complex in the 2400 block of Beckwith Drive in the Martindale-Brightwood neighborhood. They found Simpson with gunshot wounds outside and he later died at a hospital.

Lead detective: Christopher Edwards, Christopher.Edwards@indy.gov.

Joshua Calderon, 18, dies three days after shooting on Chatsbee Court

March 12: Police responded to a report of a person shot on March 9 just after 11 p.m. in the 3600 block of Chatsbee Court on the city's west side.

Officers found Joshua Calderon, 18, with gunshot injuries, and he was transported to a hospital in critical condition. Calderon was pronounced dead by medical staff a few days later, on March 12.

Lead detective: Jose Torres, Jose.Torres@indy.gov.

John Roger Moore Jr., 36, fatally shot North Sherman Drive

March 9: Officers responded to the 3100 block of North Sherman Drive on a report of a person shot just before 7 p.m. They found John Roger Moore Jr., 36, with gunshot wounds and he was transported to a hospital.

Moore was pronounced dead by medical staff.

Lead detective: Matthew Melkey, Matthew.Melkey@indy.gov.

Timothy Sannito, 52, killed in shooting in Greenwood parking lot

March 8: Officers from the Greenwood Police Department were called to the parking lot of a strip mall, at 997 East County Line Road, on a report of a person shot.

Police found Timothy Sannito, 52 with a gunshot wound to the head. He was transported to a hospital, where he died.

A witness told police they saw Sannito arguing with another man in the parking lot. The man shot Sannito then fled in a dark SUV, the witness stated.

Marco Antonio Gonzalez, 25, was arrested and is facing a preliminary charge of murder in connection with the shooting, according to a news release from the Greenwood Police Department sent on March 13.

Gonzalez is currently being held in the Johnson County Jail as the Johnson County Prosecutor weighs the charging decision.

Walker Lewis Whatley III, 19, killed in shooting outside Thomas Carr Howe building

March 7: Walker Lewis Whatley III, 19, was killed in a shooting outside the former Thomas Carr Howe High School as a basketball game took place inside.

Officers responded about 8:20 p.m. to 4900 Julian Avenue in the Irvington neighborhood on the city's east side on a report of a person shot and found Whatley.

Thomas Carr Howe High School is not an operational school, but the building is owned by Indianapolis Public Schools, said Marc Ransford, a media relations coordinator with the district.

The basketball game was a non-IPS-sponsored event. Ransford did not know if the participants in the game were children or adults.

As police investigated Tuesday night, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department tweeted there was no active threat to the community or school. The department asked parents to pick up their children.

Whatley was transported to a hospital, where he died. Officers detained a person of interest with assistance from community members and searched to ensure no one else was injured in the shooting.

After consultation with the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office the person of interest was released pending further investigation.

“We want to thank the witnesses and community members who stayed on scene and provided essential information to our detectives,” a Tweet from IMPD reads.

Lead detective: Stephanie Herr, Stephanie.Herr2@indy.gov.

Man arrested in shooting death of Donnie Lee Sanders, 35, near Lucas Oil Stadium

March 6: Police arrested a man in connection with a fatal shooting downtown that caused the lockdown of the Indiana Convention Center.

Officers responded to the 500 block of South Capitol Avenue, near Lucas Oil Stadium, just before 10 p.m. on a report of a person shot on March 6. They found Donnie Lee Sanders, 35, on the sidewalk with gunshot injuries near Missouri Street and South Street outside the stadium.

Sanders was pronounced dead at the scene. Two days later, police announced they arrested Elijah Hayes, 25, in connection with the shooting. The Marion County Prosecutor's Office will make the final charging decision.

More: Donnie Sanders walked 5 miles to downtown Indy for work. He was killed on his smoke break.

Officers were told the shooter had entered the nearby Indiana Convention Center while investigating. The convention center was placed on lockdown by security and staff and everyone inside was advised to shelter in place.

The stadium and convention center were both closed at the time of the shooting. The convention center’s schedule shows it was not hosting an event on the day of the shooting.

Officers cleared the convention center. Investigators reviewed video footage and learned the suspect had exited the convention center in an "unknown direction of travel."

Police worked with security at the Indiana Convention Center and were confident the suspect was unable to re-enter the building. The lockdown was lifted around midnight and officers re-opened surrounding streets.

Lead detective: Christopher Higgins, Christopher.Higgins@indy.gov.

Hector Luiz Rodriguez-Rodriguez, 39, dies in shooting near E. 42nd and Franklin Road

March 6: Officers responded just after 5 p.m. to the intersection of Aspen Way and Montery Road in a northeast-side residential neighborhood near East 42nd Street and North Franklin Road.

Officers found two men with gunshot injuries and both were taken to hospitals. One of the men was in stable condition, while the second man was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.

The man killed was identified as Hector Luiz Rodriguez-Rodriguez, 39.

Lead detective: Anthony Johnson, email Anthony.Johnson@indy.gov

Dorothy Brinker, 36, dies from gunshot wounds on Oak Avenue in Irvington

March 6: Just after 2 a.m. officers found a woman with fatal gunshot wounds in the 6000 block of Oak Avenue in Irvington.

Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services pronounced her dead at the scene. The Marion County Coroner's Office later identified her as 36-year-old Dorothy Brinker.

Homicide detectives are investigating and believe this is an isolated incident. Police are talking to a man who was at the scene but have not announced any arrests.

Lead detective: Kyle Hoover, Kyle.Hoover@indy.gov.

More: 'I think I just killed my wife': Husband charged in shooting death of Dorothy Brinker

Man arrested after one shot, Willie Hoskins Jr. killed early Sunday on west side

March 5: One man was killed and another injured in a shooting on Indy's west side.

Just after 3 a.m. Sunday, police responded to 3700 block of West Washington Street and found a man who had been shot. The man was transported to the hospital in stable condition. Shortly after, police learned of another person shot in the 3700 block of Rockville Road and found an injured man inside a vehicle.

Willie Hoskins Jr., 39, was pronounced dead at the scene, police said.

More: Indianapolis police find body in trunk after injured man flees to gas station

Police announced Sunday afternoon that 58-year-old Jerome Booth had been arrested for his alleged involvement. After detaining Booth at the scene, police said he was preliminarily arrested on suspicion of murder after further investigation. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office will make formal charging decisions.

Lead detective: Christopher Winter, Christopher.Winter@indy.gov.

Police investigating death of Ashley Crook, 34, on South Emerson Avenue

March 3: Police are investigating the Friday death of a woman on the east side of Indianapolis as a homicide, IMPD said Sunday. The woman was identified as Ashley Crook, 34.

Just after 4 p.m. Friday, police responded to the 1000 block of South Emerson Avenue to a report of a death investigation.

On the scene, officers found Crook with injuries caused by trauma, police said. She was pronounced dead at the scene by Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services.

Lead detective: Gary Toms, Gary.Toms@indy.gov.

Michael Boyer, 44, dies from injuries in assault on West 22nd and North Illinois streets

Feb. 26: Michael Boyer, 44, died from injuries several days after police found him unconscious at the intersection of West 22nd Street and North Illinois Street on the north side of Indianapolis.

Police were dispatched to the intersection around 1 p.m. Feb. 20 on a report of a person assaulted. Officers found Boyer unconscious, which medics believed was the result of intoxication.

Once transported to the hospital, it was discovered Boyer had multiple injuries. He died six days later on Feb. 26.

During an investigation, a man spoke with officers and claimed responsibility for Boyer’s injuries. The man was released by officers pending further investigation and a review by the Marion County Prosecutor’s Office.

Lead detective: David Miller, David.Miller2@indy.gov.

Gerald Lewis III, 25, killed in shooting, woman injured on Mill View Court

Feb. 26: Officers were dispatched to the 4300 block of Mill View Court on the northeast side of Indianapolis around 9 a.m. for a person shot.

When police arrived, they located Gerald Lewis III, 25, and a woman inside an apartment with gunshot injuries. They were both transported to a hospital in critical condition but Lewis did not survive.

While investigating, detectives learned there was no sign of forced entry into the residence.

Jailyn Hurt, 26, is facing murder and attempted murder charges in connection with the shooting.

More: Child custody dispute behind double shooting on Indy's northeast side, police said

Lead detective: Brad Nuetzman, Brad.Nuetzman@indy.gov.

Antonio Love, 31, killed in double shooting on East 36th Street

Feb. 23: One man was killed and another injured in a shooting on the city's east side.

Officers were called to the 3400 block of East 36th Street just before 1 p.m. on a report of a disturbance. While en route, the call was upgraded to a person shot.

Upon arrival, officers found two men with gunshot injuries. One man was pronounced dead at the scene, while the other was transported to the hospital in critical condition, said IMPD Officer William Young.

One man was found inside the house, while the other was found outside, Young said.

The man killed was identified as Antonio Love, 31.

Officers at the scene gathered on a deck outside the home as neighbors watched from the street and their front lawns. Family members and IMPD chaplains watched from behind yellow crime scene tape.

"We believe this an isolated incident and all parties involved have been accounted for," Young said. "Detectives are speaking with witnesses."

Investigators do not believe there is an immediate threat to the area, although police do not have anyone in custody, Young said.

Lead detective: Christopher Craighill, Christopher.Craighill@indy.gov.

Cavin Pogue Jr., 31, dies in apparent home invasion shooting on Bayview Club Drive

Feb. 21: Police are investigating a shooting that was preceded by an apparent home invasion on the northeast side of the city.

Police were dispatched to an apartment in the 7600 block of Bayview Club Drive on a report of a person shot at about 1:30 a.m. Cavin Pogue Jr., 31, was found inside the apartment building with gunshot injuries and taken to a hospital, where he died.

Detectives learned an individual reported to dispatch that a man kicked in their door before the shooting. The person believed to be responsible for the shooting is cooperating with detectives. 

Detectives believe Pogue and the person responsible for the shooting knew each other. Investigators are not trying to locate anyone else involved in the shooting.

Lead detective: Connie Pearson, Connie.Pearson@indy.gov.

Michael Alexander, 41, dies in shooting at Towne and Terrace

Feb. 19: Michael Alexander, 41, was killed in a shooting on the northeast side of Indianapolis.

Police responded to the Towne and Terrace in the 4000 block of Stratford Court on a report of a person shot around noon. Officers located Alexander with gunshot injuries and he was pronounced dead at the scene. This is the latest killing at the mostly abandoned townhomes at 42nd Street and Post Road, which have been plagued by violence.

Lead detective: Jeremy Ingram, Jeremy.Ingram@indy.gov.

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Kimberly Huddleston, 53, Collin Huddleston, 20, killed on Wellwood Drive.

Feb. 17: Kimberly Huddleston, 53, and Collin Huddleston, 20, were shot and killed at a residence on the southwest side of Indianapolis.

Officers were dispatched to the 7200 block of Wellwood Drive just after midnight and found the man and woman inside the home with gunshot injuries. They were both pronounced dead at the scene.

Later in the morning, police announced the person of interest shot himself once he was located and officers were approaching him. The man was found outside a residence about 2:30 a.m. in the 3200 block of South McClure Street, roughly 7 miles from where the Wellwood Drive shooting.

He was taken to a hospital in grave condition, police said. Four days after the shooting, police announced the person of interest, Steven Huddleston, 35, died from his injuries.

Lead detective: Colten Smith, Colten.Smith@indy.gov.

Taylor Miller, 21, killed in double shooting on North Somerset Avenue on west side

Feb. 15: One man was killed another was injured in a shooting on Indianapolis’ west side around 1:30 p.m.

Officers responded to the 900 block of North Somerset Avenue for a person shot. When they arrived, they found two men with gunshot injuries.

Both men were transported to a hospital, where one died a few hours later. The other man remains in stable condition.

The man killed in the shooting was identified as Taylor Miller, 21.

Lead detective: Lottie Patrick, Lottie.Patrick@indy.gov.

Nathaniel Dawn Jr. dies in shooting on Forest Manor Avenue

Feb. 14: Just after 6:30 p.m., officers responded to the 2800 block of Forest Manor Avenue for reports of a person shot. Officers found Nathaniel Dawn Jr., 55, on a porch suffering from a gunshot wound. Indianapolis Emergency Medical Services took Dawn to Methodist hospital in critical condition. He was pronounced deceased shortly after his arrival.

Lead detective: Matt Melkey, matthew.melkey@indy.gov.

Sabrina Gail Cowan, 30, dies in shooting on West 12th Street

Feb. 13: Officers responding to a call about a person down just after 10 p.m. found Sabrina Gail Cowan, 30, unresponsive in the 3500 block of W. 12^th Street on the city's west side.

Cowan was taken to Eskenazi hospital, where it was determined she suffered critical gunshot wounds. She died at the hospital.

Lead detective: James Hurt, James.Hurt@indy.gov.

John Pollard Jr., 47, dies after being intentionally struck by car near IU Methodist

Feb. 11: Police were searching Sunday for a driver who struck and killed a pedestrian outside of IU Methodist Hospital near downtown.

Investigators said a motorist intentionally struck John Pollard Jr., 47, on a sidewalk near West 16^th Street and North Capitol Avenue about 4 p.m. Saturday.

Witnesses told police a westbound car swerved into the eastbound lane and onto the sidewalk to strike Pollard. The car then proceeded back into the westbound lane and drove away.

IU Methodist is across the street from the collision. Pollard suffered trauma and was taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Police charged 29-year-old Terell Williamson in Pollard's death. An affidavit for Williamson's arrest said the fatal encounter with Pollard began with a verbal altercation outside a Walgreens on Meridian Street. Williamson faces multiple charges, including auto theft, intimidation, armed robbery, battery resulting in bodily injury, and murder.

Lead detective: Tony Johnson, J1305@indy.gov.

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Joey T. Sheriff, 33, dies in 'domestic related' dispute on Worcester Avenue

Feb. 11: Police said they found Joey T. Sheriff, 33, suffering from a gunshot wound at 5:30 p.m. at a residence in the 1100 block of Worcester Avenue, near Prospect Street and Emerson Avenue. Paramedics rushed Sheriff in critical condition to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

Detectives said the shooting was “domestic related” and that people involved have been taken into custody.

Lead detective: Jose Torres, Jose.Torres@indy.gov.

More: Man called 911 to report he shot his brother on Worcester Avenue, court records say

Charles Muldrow III, 40, dies in shooting on West 27th Street

Feb. 11: Charles Muldrow III, 40, was fatally shot on the northwest side of Indianapolis just after 10 a.m.

Police responded to the 1100 block of W. 27th Street on reports of a person down inside the residence and found Muldrow with gunshot injuries. Muldrow was transported to a hospital then pronounced dead.

Muldrow raised his son, with help from his mother and sister, as a single father. He loved to cook and be outdoors, said Muldrow’s sister Tierra Jones.

"I have been praying for peace,” Jones said. “To lose someone this way, it's hard not to lose your peace. "

Most people knew Muldrow by his nickname Frog, which was an acronym for Forever Rely On God. Jones wasn’t sure how her brother got the nickname, but he started going by Frog in his teenage years.

He was an entrepreneur with dreams of starting his own landscaping business he was going to call Lily Pad.

"He wanted to try and grow anything and everything he could,” Jones said. “He and my mom would go out there and turn the backyard into a different garden every year. He got really good at it and loved to grow vegetables."  

Lead detective: Dan Smith, Daniel.Smith@indy.gov.

Jimmie Carl Hardiman, 67, shot to death inside home on North Chester Avenue

Feb 8: Just after noon, Indianapolis police were called to a home in the 2900 block of North Chester Avenue about gunshots being fired inside.

When officers arrived, the home's door was locked, Sgt. Genae Cook said, but police saw an injured person through the front door. The police made their way inside and found Jimmie Carl Hardiman, 67, with gunshot wounds. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Cook said detectives are early in their investigation but believe the people involved in the shooting and Hardiman knew each other based on the appearance that there wasn't forced entry into the house.

Lead detective: Shem Ragsdale, shem.ragsdale@indy.gov.

Juan Parada, 30, dies in stabbing on Whistler Drive

Feb. 5: Officers were dispatched to the 11000 block of Whistler Drive on the east side of Indianapolis on a report of a person shot just after 10 a.m. While on the way, the run was updated to a person stabbed.

Upon arrival, police found Juan Parada, 30, with stab wounds inside a residence. He was transported to a hospital in critical condition, where he was pronounced dead.

Parada's brother was arrested in his death. Enrique Hernandez, 24, is facing a murder charge after he was taken into custody at the family’s home on the east side of Indianapolis.

Lead detective: Christopher Edwards, Christopher.Edwards@indy.gov

More: Man jailed in brother's fatal stabbing inside east side home on Whistler Drive

James Johnson III, 17, fatally shot in Irvington

Feb. 4: A teenager was killed in a shooting in the Irvington neighborhood on the city's east side.

Officers responded to the 5600 block of Lowell Avenue just before 11 p.m. on a report of a person shot. They found James Johnson III, 17, with gunshot injuries and he was transported to a hospital in critical condition.

Johnson was pronounced dead shortly after arriving at the hospital.

Lead detective: Michael Wright, Michael.Wright@indy.gov

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Kenzel Bones, 18, dies in shooting on West Michigan Street

Feb. 4: Officers responded to a report of a person shot in the 3800 block of West Michigan Street on the west side just before 1 a.m. They found Kenzel Bones, 18, with gunshot injuries and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

On Feb. 17, police announced they had arrested Curtis Williams, 19, in connection with this case.

Lead detective: Douglas Morning, Douglas.Morning@indy.gov.

More: Trip to fast-food restaurant, market ends in deadly shooting. Police arrest suspect.

Frederick Rainey, 63, dies in attempted home invasion on the north side, police say

Feb 2: A man was shot and killed during an attempted home invasion, according to police.

Officers were dispatched to the 1300 block of West 26th Street, on the north side of Indianapolis, on a report of a person shot just after 4 a.m. While en route, police learned the resident reported to dispatch that a person was trying to break into their home.

When police arrived, they found a man immediately outside the front door with gunshot injuries. The man was pronounced dead at the scene. He was identified as Frederick Rainey, 63.

The person responsible for the shooting is cooperating with detectives. Police are not looking for anyone else involved and do not believe there is an ongoing threat to the community.

The exact circumstances that led up to the shooting are under investigation.

Lead detective: Ronald Sayles, Ronald.Sayles@indy.gov.

Brian Ward Jr., 20, dies in shooting outside Northwest Indy apartment complex

Jan. 30: Police responded to an apartment complex on Indianapolis’ northwest side just after 1 p.m. after multiple people called to report that shots were fired nearby.

Officers found Brian Ward Jr., 20, with gunshot wounds in the 2500 block of Plaza Drive outside the apartment complex. Ward was pronounced dead at the scene, said IMPD Officer William Young.

"Patrol officers are canvassing the area,” Young said. “We are hoping for witnesses to come forward with any information they may have.”

IMPD was asking nearby residents to check any home security cameras for footage of the shooting.

On Jan. 31 police announced Jermerrell Hubbard was arrested in connection with this case.

Lead detective: Jeremy Ingram, Jeremy.Ingram@indy.gov.

Arrest in Ward's death: Black masks, BMW and missing Louis Vuitton bag lead police to murder suspect

Jose Suchite, 45, found dead in the street with gunshot injuries on Indianapolis' east side

Jan. 28: A passer-by called police around 5:30 a.m. to report a person down in the street, who was possibly shot, in the 1900 block of North Oxford Street on Indianapolis’ east side.

Officers found a man with gunshot injuries, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Detectives do not know when the man was shot and are asking any witnesses to come forward as well as for nearby residents to check if their cameras caught the shooting on video.

Police are investigating if there is a connection between the man killed and a person shot, who arrived at Methodist Hospital the same morning.

Lead detective: Gregory Shue, Gregory.Shue@indy.gov.

Brittany Allen, 33, killed inside home on northeast side of Indianapolis

Jan. 27: Officers were dispatched to the 9500 block of Village Way on a report of a person shot around 4 p.m. They found Brittany Allen, 33, inside a house with gunshot injuries.

Allen was pronounced dead at the scene.

There did not appear to be forced entry into the home on the northeast side of Indianapolis, but it is not clear if the suspect or suspects were familiar to Allen, according to homicide detectives. Detectives spoke with witnesses and tried to find video evidence of the shooting while at the scene.

Lead detective: Daniel Hiatt, Daniel.Hiatt@indy.gov.

More: So much was going right for Brittany Allen. Then she was shot and killed at her home.

Jaylin Smith, 23, dies in shooting on North Wittfield Street

Jan. 26: Officers responded to the 3600 block of North Wittfield Street on a report of shots fired just before 1 a.m. They located a man outside a residence with gunshot injuries, who was pronounced dead at the scene.

The man was identified as Jaylin Smith, 23.

Lead detective: Christopher Higgins, Christopher.Higgins@indy.gov.

Jodessa Cooper, 53, killed in shooting inside vehicle at northeast side apartment complex

Jan. 25: Officers responded to an apartment complex, in the 3800 block of Mill Crossing Drive, on the northeast side of Indianapolis for a death investigation around 3:30 p.m.

They found a woman inside a vehicle with gunshot injuries. She was pronounced dead at the scene and her death was declared a homicide. The woman was identified as Jodessa Cooper, 53.

On Feb. 23 police announced David Ross Sr., 51, was arrested in connection with Cooper's death.

Lead detective: Dustin Keedy, Dustin.Keedy@indy.gov.

More: Jodessa Cooper — loving caretaker, 'darn good' cook, lifetime Colts fan — dies in shooting

Donald Meade Jr., 50, dies days after shooting inside house on West 32^nd Street

Jan 24: Donald Meade Jr., 50, died days after he was shot inside a residence on the north side of Indianapolis.

Officers found Meade critically injured about 10 a.m. Friday, Jan. 20, while responding to a call about shots fired in the 1300 block of West 32nd Street. Emergency medical personnel took him to a hospital, where he died Jan. 24.

Police said because of Meade's critical condition at the time of the shooting, homicide detectives responded to the residence to begin investigating. No arrest has been made in the case.

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Cornelius Coleman, 50, dies in downtown stabbing, near intersection of Illinois and Georgia streets

Jan. 24: Cornelius Coleman, 50, died in an early morning stabbing in downtown Indianapolis.

Officers responded to the 200 block of South Illinois Street, near the intersection of Illinois and Georgia Streets, on a report of a deceased person.

Police found Coleman with stab injuries and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

Nicholas Radford, 30, was arrested and preliminarily charged with murder in the stabbing.

Lead detective: Christopher Winter, Christopher.Winter@indy.gov.

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William Toodle III, 50, dies in shooting on East Michigan Street

Jan. 22: Police are investigating a shooting that killed William Toodle III on the city's east side.

Officers received a call around 1 p.m. and found the 50-year-old dead with a gunshot wound on the sidewalk in the 4800 block of East Michigan Street near the Emerson Heights neighborhood.

No one has been arrested. Investigators believe there was "a disturbance" before the shooting.

Lead detective: Ryan Clark, Ryan.Clark@indy.gov.

Catrina Williams, 55, dies in shooting at Pine Glen Apartments on south side

Jan. 22: Catrina Williams, 55, was killed in a shooting at an apartment complex on the city's south side.

Officers responded to a call about a person shot at the Pine Glen Apartments, near the South Meridian Street and East Hanna Avenue intersection, just after 2:30 a.m. Williams was in critical condition when she was taken to the hospital and was later pronounced dead.

Police do not believe the woman was the intended target of the shooting. At least one shot came from outside the apartment.

Lead detective: Douglas Swails, Douglas.Swails@indy.gov.

Ranyia Grundy, 17, dies in shooting near 30th Street and College Avenue

Jan. 19: Ranyia Grundy, 17, died after a shooting on the city's north side.

Officers received reports about 2:30 p.m. about a person down in the road near the 3100 block of North Guilford Avenue. Police, however, did not find anyone in the road, but saw a red vehicle driving “erratically” away from Guilford Avenue, according to Sgt. Genae Cook.

Officers tried to stop the vehicle, with the short pursuit ending about a half mile away at the intersection of 30^th Street and College Avenue. Cook said two people got out of the car. One of them, who was shot in the foot, was taken to the hospital in stable condition.

The second person to leave the vehicle, who was not injured, was taken to the department’s homicide office for questioning. Grundy, the driver, had been shot and was taken to a hospital where she died.

The deadly gunfire came as the latest data from Indianapolis police show the number of non-fatal shootings in the new year had already outpaced 2022.  As of Jan. 18 morning, 27 people had been shot so far in 2023. At the same time last year, 18 people had been shot.

Brandon Evans, 32, dies in shooting on east side of Indianapolis

Jan. 14: Officers responded to the 8800 block of Rawles Avenue on a report of shots fired just before 4 p.m. and found Brandon Evans, 32, with gunshot injuries inside a residence. He was pronounced dead at the scene.

Lead detective: Matthew Melkey, Matthew.Melkey@indy.gov.

Andre Caldwell, 29, and Jimmy Jones, 48, killed in shooting at Budget 8 Inn

Jan. 14: Officers responded to the Budget 8 Inn at 6850 E. 21st Street on a report of a person shot at about 5:30 a.m. and found two men with gunshot injuries.

One man died at the scene, while another was pronounced dead shortly after he was transported to a local hospital. They were identified as Andre Caldwell, 29, and Jimmy Jones, 48, according to the Marion County Coroner's Office.

Shortly after responding to the motel, officers received another report of a person shot in the 2300 block of E. 30^th Street. They located a man suffering from an apparent gunshot wound. He was taken to a local hospital in serious but stable condition, police said.

Lead detective: James Hurt, James.Hurt@indy.gov.

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Former sheriff's deputy, Christopher Beushausen, 37, dies in early morning shooting on Windsong Drive

Jan. 13: Officers were called to the 2200 block of Windsong Drive on a report of a person shot just before 1 a.m.

They found a man with gunshot injuries and he was pronounced dead at the scene. Homicide detectives arrived and began investigating.

The man was identified as Christopher Beushausen, 37, by the Marion County Coroner's Office.

Beushausen is a former Marion County Sheriff’s Deputy and worked for the department in a full-time capacity for about two years. Most recently, he served as a reserve deputy with the sheriff's office from 2014-18.

Lead detective: Steven Gray, Steven.Gray@indy.gov.

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Larry Moorman, 50, and Shawn Barnett, 23, killed in Walcott Street shooting

Jan. 12: Larry Moorman, 50, and Shawn Barnett, 23, were found dead, and a person of interest was detained, after a shooting on the east side of Indianapolis.

Officers were called to the 200 block of North Walcott Street on a report of a person shot around noon.

They found an adult man with gunshot injuries in the common area of a building that houses five apartment units. Officers then located a second adult man in an apartment unit, who also had gunshot injuries.

Both men were pronounced dead at the scene, said IMPD Lt. Shane Foley.

A person of interest in the shooting was detained by police a few hours after the shooting. Jermaine Randle, 42, is facing two counts of murder in the deaths of the two men, court records show.

Investigators huddled on the front porch of the residence and collected evidence as rain poured down on the street. Randle was identified as a suspect in the shooting by investigators speaking with neighbors, court records show.

More: Accusations of 'knockout gas' piped into apartment preceded double killing, police say

Richard Donnell Hamilton, beloved youth football coach, killed in shooting

Jan. 11: GREENWOOD − Richard Donnell Hamilton, 43, a man who dedicated his life to steering children out of the path of violence, was gunned down while riding in a vehicle on I-65.

Greenwood officers responded to the shooting near Interstate 65 and County Line Road and found Hamilton with gunshot wounds in the passenger seat of a white van around 6:30 p.m. He died at the scene, according to Indiana State Police.

Hamilton since 2005 oversaw the Indy Steelers youth football team in Indianapolis. In that role, he served as a coach, mentor, father, and teacher to hundreds of children who came through his program.

Investigators believe the shooter was in a silver passenger car. Detectives are asking anyone with dash cameras who were in the area of I-65 and County Line Road from 6:20 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. to review their recordings and contact police.  The Indiana State Police can be reached at 317-899-8577. Anybody with information about the shooting also can anonymously report information to Crime Stoppers at 317-262-8477.

More: Indy Steelers coach dedicated to stopping youth violence killed in Greenwood shooting

Mark Urich's death on Larman Drive declared homicide several months later

Jan. 11: Officers responded to the 2400 block of Larman Drive on the southeast side of Indianapolis on a report of an unresponsive person.

Officers found Mark Urich, 38, inside a residence, and he was pronounced dead at the scene.

On March 28, 2023, the man’s death was ruled a homicide by the Marion County Coroner’s Office. His cause of death was coronary artery thrombosis due to arteriosclerosis and blunt force injury to the head.

Lead detective: Michael Duke, Michael.Duke@indy.gov

Harmonnie Jones, 7-month-old, dies from trauma, investigation underway

Jan. 8: Indianapolis police are investigating an infant’s death as a homicide after the coroner’s office determined the child died from blunt force injuries.

Shortly after 9 a.m., Indianapolis Metropolitan police were called to an apartment in the 4400 block of Linwood Court on the east side because of an unresponsive 7-month-old child. Emergency medical personnel took the baby, identified as Harmonnie Jones, to Riley Hospital for Children, where she died.

The Marion County Coroner’s Office on Jan. 9 ruled Jones died from "non-accidental trauma." Police are investigating the case as a homicide.

Officials said Jones' twin was safely taken in by the Department of Child Services.

Lead detective: Alisha Bernhardt, alisha.bernhardt@indy.gov.

Devan Dungan, 26, killed in double shooting at West Thompson Road gas station

Jan. 8: One man was killed in a double shooting at a gas station on Indianapolis’ south side.

The shooting occurred in the 1500 block of West Thompson Road around 11 p.m. Officers were dispatched to the scene and found one man and one woman with gunshot injuries.

The woman was taken to a hospital in stable condition, while the man was pronounced dead at the scene. He was identified as Devan Dungan, 26, according to the Marion County Coroner's Office.

Detectives believe the shooting was isolated. Investigators are speaking with a person of interest.

Lead detective: Michael Wright, Michael.Wright@indy.gov

Charles Linstrum, 70, died in suspected east-side arson

Jan 7: Fire department crews were dispatched to a residence in the 9000 block of East 18^th Street, near its intersection with North Post Road, just before 7 a.m, according to the Indianapolis Fire Department.

First responders combed through heavy smoke inside the single-story home where they found Charles Linstrum, who was taken to a hospital. Linstrum later died, according to the fire department. IMPD Arson and Homicide detectives responded to the scene to begin the investigation, according to a news release.

More than three months after the fire, the Marion County Coroner's Office determined Linstrum's death to be a homicide on April 11. His cause of death was thermal injuries.

IMPD Detectives were notified and continue to investigate this incident.

Brandon Banks, 17, killed inside vehicle on Ingram Street

Jan 4: Police responding to a report of shots fired found a person with gunshot injuries inside a vehicle on the north side of the city. Police were first called around 3:30 p.m.

After emergency medical services arrived in the 1800 block of Ingram Street, the person was pronounced dead at the scene. The Marion County Coroner's office identified the decedent as Brandon Banks, age 17.

Lead detective: Jesus Soria, Jesus.Soria@indy.gov.

Michael Mason Jr., 16, dies in shooting outside Castleton Square Mall

Jan. 3: An altercation in the parking lot of the Castleton Square Mall on the northeast side of the city turned deadly.

At around 8 p.m., police arrived at the 6000 block of E. 82nd Street near the mall's entrance to find two people wounded by gunfire — one critically, according to Mike Leeper of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, who said officials at the mall evacuated people inside. The area was secure by around 8:11 p.m.

Leeper said both wounded individuals were taken to a level one trauma center to be treated for their injuries.

"One of those individuals transported was listed in critical condition and the other in stable condition," Leeper said, adding the person listed in critical condition later died.

The juvenile was identified as Michael Mason Jr., 16, according to the Marion County Coroner's Office.

The fatal shooting followed an "altercation" between three males, according to IMPD. Homicide detectives are questioning a person of interest, an adult male that Leeper said is cooperating with police.

Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears filed a motion asking the court to appoint a special prosecutor to review and weigh charges in the shooting, citing a conflict of interest. A Marion Superior Court Judge granted the prosecutor's motion.

Lead detective: Gary Smith, Gary.Smith@indy.gov.

More: Marion County Prosecutor asks for special prosecutor to review Castleton Mall shooting

James Martin, 15, dies in Indy's first homicide of the new year

Jan. 2: Indianapolis police are investigating the first homicide of the year: A shooting of a 15-year-old boy who they say was struck unintentionally.

James Martin was admitted to Community Hospital East with a gunshot wound at 2:45 p.m. Monday, Jan. 2. Martin's condition deteriorated, and emergency medical personnel took him to IU Health Methodist Hospital, where he died.

Homicide detectives determined the teen was shot at a house in the 2400 block of West Arlington Court. Police said they took a person into custody, and later released them while the Marion County Prosecutor's Office makes a charging decision.

Man’s death declared a homicide a year after shooting on South Linwood Avenue

January 1: Officers were dispatched to the 50 block of South Linwood Avenue on a report of a person shot March 20, 2022. They found three people with injuries.

John Vonderhaar, 59, was found inside a vehicle with gunshot injuries.

Officers located a 45-year-old woman with gunshot injuries and a 61-year-old man with undisclosed injuries. Both were found outside.

Vonderhaar was transported to a hospital in critical condition, while the other two people were transported in stable condition.

Vonderhaar died Jan. 1, 2023.  The Marion County Coroner’s Office ruled his death a homicide in March 2023 and homicide detectives have taken over the investigation.

Lead detective: Gary Smith, Gary.Smith@indy.gov.

This article originally appeared on Indianapolis Star: Indianapolis killings: Tracking every homicide in 2023