Four women and a man were shot after a fight broke out overnight at a birthday party on Indianapolis' northwest side, police say. The man was found dead at the scene.
INDIANAPOLIS — Five people were wounded, one of whom later died, after a fight broke out and shots were fired at a birthday party overnight Sunday on the city's northwest side.
It happened about 3:20 a.m. at an event hall in the 4200 block of West 38th Street, according to Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department Lt. Shane Foley. Officers responded about that time to a report of a shooting, and when they arrived they found three people wounded. One of the victims, a man, was found dead inside a building.
The other two were transported to a local hospital with injuries believed to be non-life-threatening. Sometime later, a person was checked into a hospital with a gunshot wound.Detectives believe a fight broke out and shots were fired inside and outside the building. No one has been arrested in connection with the shooting. The name of the deceased victim has not been released.MORE STORIES: 2022 Marion County homicide map | 2022 Marion County homicide victims | 2021 Marion County homicide victims
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