Indianapolis Shooting: 2 Police Officers Shot Near 38th And Franklin; Suspect Also Shot

At least two Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers were shot during an incident near East 38th Street and North Franklin Road in Indianapolis.

At least two Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) officers were shot during an incident in the city’s east district on Wednesday, according to scanner traffic monitored by Hendricks County Scanner Alerts. The suspect involved in the incident was also reportedly shot by police.

The shooting has prompted a major emergency response near East 38th Street and North Franklin Road, with multiple police units rushing to the scene. According to preliminary scanner reports, one officer sustained a gunshot wound to the right leg, while another officer was reportedly shot in the chest. Both injured officers were transported to Eskenazi Hospital in police squad cars for emergency medical treatment. Their conditions have not yet been officially disclosed.

Scanner traffic further indicated that the suspect involved in the incident was shot by responding officers during the exchange of gunfire. However, no official information has yet been released regarding the suspect’s condition or identity.

The shooting reportedly occurred within the jurisdiction of the IMPD East District, triggering a significant law enforcement response in the area. Multiple emergency crews and investigators are on the scene as authorities secured the area and began investigating the circumstances surrounding the shooting.

As of publication, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department has not issued an official statement confirming the number of people injured or providing further details about the incident.

(This is a developing story. Updates will be added subsequently.)

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