Mylik Hill Convicted of Attempted Murder in 2022 Shooting of Indianapolis Officer

The conviction includes charges of resisting law enforcement and possession of a firearm by a serious felon, with sentencing set for March 11.

Mylik Hill, 33, was convicted by a Marion County jury for the attempted murder of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Officer Thomas Mangan and other charges.
The February 2022 incident occurred after a car crash in Indianapolis’ Fountain Square neighborhood, leading to a shootout where Officer Mangan was seriously wounded in the throat.
Hill, who represented himself at trial, displayed his injuries to the jury and made erratic statements, including claims that other officers were responsible for shooting Mangan.
Prosecutors argued that body camera footage, ballistics evidence, and DNA from Hill’s gun matched the injuries to Mangan, indicating Hill's intent to kill.
Hill’s sentencing is scheduled for March 11, following his conviction on two counts of attempted murder, six counts of resisting law enforcement, and one count of possession of a firearm by a serious felon.