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Indianapolis man sentenced to 55 years in fatal November 2019 shooting at southside pub

Indianapolis man sentenced to 55 years in fatal November 2019 shooting at southside pub Rashika Jaipuriar, Indianapolis Star Replay Video UP NEXT Update: The Marion County Prosecutor s Office on Thursday, May 27, 2021 announced Derek Oechsle was sentenced to 55 years in prison. His time will be served at the Indiana Department of Correction. A man has been convicted of murder in the fatal shooting of 41-year-old Christopher Smith.  33-year-old Derek Oechsle shot and killed Smith at Jake s Pub, 1280 W. Southport Road, on the night of Nov. 29, 2019. Smith was with friends celebrating his bachelor party. © Provided by IMPD Derek Oechsle Witnesses said Oechsle was very upset and agitated, and would stare at other people, according to the affidavit. 

Man Sentenced for Murder of 16-Year-Old Lawrence Girl

Man Sentenced for Murder of 16-Year-Old Lawrence Girl
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Indy Murder Rate Surpasses Chicago, Per Capita; The Blame Goes To…

93 homicides in 2021. Snyder and Harrison called for an immediate public safety meeting, saying the mayor, judges, the FOP and law enforcement representatives, and the prosecutor should come together to discuss solutions. Snyder called out Indy politicians for the attention they placed on the FedEx shooting, compared to the violence that occurs on a regular basis. “We saw politicians trip over themselves to get in front of cameras to talk about the issue at hand,” said Snyder. “When all the national network cameras left town, our politicians went back to remaining silent.” Snyder said Mayor Joe Hogsett has done a good job by keeping promises to hire more police officers, but that’s not enough. But, Snyder had words to criticize Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears and the practices of his office.

All Indianapolis red flag cases must come before judge after FedEx shooting

© Getty Images A judge this week issued new guidance requiring all “red flag” cases filed by Indianapolis police to be brought before her after a prosecutor was criticized for not pursuing a measure that could have prevented the suspect in the recent FedEx mass shooting from obtaining a weapon. The Associated Press reports that Judge Amy Jones, who oversees red flag cases in Marion County, issued the new guidance this week with Indianapolis police now having 48 hours to submit their filings, after which two judges will decide in two weeks whether to hold a hearing. In April, Brandon Scott Hole, a 19-year-old former FedEx employee, allegedly shot and killed eight people at a facility in Indianapolis. It was reported shortly after the shooting that Hole had used two assault rifles he had legally purchased.

JudgeAlters Red Flag Process After Indiana FedEx Shooting

Jill Sheridan/WFYI INDIANAPOLIS (AP) All “red flag” cases filed by Indianapolis police will now come before a judge after an Indiana prosecutor was criticized for declining to use the law to pursue court hearings that could have prevented a man from accessing the guns used to kill eight people at a FedEx facility last month. Judge Amy Jones, who oversees the filings of red flag cases in Marion County, issued new guidance this week. All such reports will now go straight to her courtroom instead of the prosecutor’s office. Indianapolis police will have 48 hours to submit those filings, and two judges will then decide within 14 days whether to hold a hearing.

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