Tuesday marks two months since Gary Harell was fatally shot by IMPD following a traffic stop on the city's northeast side.
INDIANAPOLIS — On Tuesday, protesters stand outside the Marion County Prosecutor's Office demanding justice for a man who was fatally shot by IMPD following a traffic stop on the city's northeast side two months ago.
Six days after the shooting, members of the Concerned Clergy called on IMPD Department Chief Randal Taylor's resignation, citing a culture of lacking accountability for officers.The shooting remains under review by the Marion County Prosecutor's Office and Officer Correll is on paid leave pending the investigation.
He goes on to mention the recent indictment of two IMPD officers who are charged with multiple counts for shooting a man who was sitting in a rental car outside of his grandmothers home on Dec. 31, 2022.
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