IMPD has released a video detailing the events leading to officers shooting a carjacking suspect in March.
INDIANAPOLIS — On Wednesday, IMPD released a"Critical Incident Video" detailing the events that led to and followed officers shooting a carjacking suspect in the 3800 block of Kessler Boulevard.
The man, identified as 33-year-old Michael Barnes is then shown via public safety cam, driving through a red light, striking a vehicle and then rolling into a stopped truck. In an interview following the carjacking, the victim explained the WRTV that it was her niece in the backseat of the car and she was simply thankful that they remained safe through the incident.
A pursuit then began and ended at the on ramp from Kessler Boulevard with Barnes allegedly pointing a handgun at officers as they pulled up to his parked vehicle.
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