Trespassing Suspect Fatally Shot by Indianapolis Officer After Seizing Gun in Burger King Confrontation
Suspect identified as 37-year-old Frederick Davis, shot dead after seizing officer's gun and firing, resulting in a graze wound to officer's leg; incident now under investigation by IMPD's Critical Incident Response Team and Internal Affairs.
- Frederick Davis, 37, was shot dead by an Indianapolis police officer inside a Burger King after a struggle leading to Davis taking control of the officer's gun.
- During the altercation, Davis gained control of the officer's firearm, threatening the officer's life before firing the weapon and grazing the officer's leg.
- The officer was able to use his secondary service weapon to fatally shoot Davis. Davis was taken to a hospital where he died from his gunshot wounds.
- The incident occurred on the far east side of Indianapolis just before 6 p.m. The officer and his partner were initially confronting Davis over trespassing allegations.
- The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department's Critical Incident Response Team and Internal Affairs are now conducting an investigation into the fatal shooting.
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