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INDIANAPOLIS—In just seven weeks in August and September 2023, more people died at the hands of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) than in all of 2022. Following this wave of killings, the IndyStar began tracking police shootings in the city.
A year ago, Indianapolis saw protestors take to downtown streets in unprecedented numbers. IndyStar asked activists what has changed since.
Aaron Dean's case has been delayed in court, but a Tarrant County judge recently set a tentative trial date for August - almost two years after Jefferson’s death.
Families of Dreasjon Reed, McHale Rose call on community to act: 'It's not just our fight' Holly V. Hays, Indianapolis Star Raw scenes from Dreasjon Reed's celebration of life event Replay Video UP NEXT © Michelle Pemberton/IndyStar Approximately 50 people attended a Black Lives Matter protest on Saturday, May 8, 2021, on Monument Circle in downtown Indianapolis. Standing on the steps of the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Demetree Wynn spoke a series of familiar names. "Breonna Taylor. George Floyd. Rayshard Brooks. Philando Castile," Wynn said. "And now, something I neve...
View Comments It’s been one "long," "exhausting" year for Dreasjon Reed's mother since her son was fatally shot by Indianapolis police. It's had no justice or peace, Reed’s mother, Demetree Wynn, said. Indy10 Black Lives Matter invited Reed’s family, friends and allies to Eagle Creek Park on Thursday evening for what they coined “DreDay,” to mark the year since the 21-year-old’s death. Attendees shared condolences about the grim anniversary, and a clear message to defund the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. “There is still somebody that took my son away, and he...