Indianapolis Police Probe Fatal Shooting of 23-Year-Old Graduate Brett Scrogham, Citing Progress
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 1
Indianapolis Police Probe Fatal Shooting of 23-Year-Old Graduate Brett Scrogham, Citing Progress
7 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 1
Indianapolis police said they are making “meaningful progress” in the investigation into the shooting death of Brett Scrogham, a 23-year-old Indiana University business graduate.
Thursday’s attack happened in a downtown public parking garage as Scrogham parked to join family members for an Indianapolis Indians baseball game; witnesses reported a gunshot and saw a man running away.
Scrogham was found wounded at the garage and died Saturday from his injuries, while authorities have not yet released a formal suspect description.
The killing has intensified debate over violent crime in Indianapolis, with Mayor Joe Hogsett calling it a random act of violence and urging residents to share information as detectives work to make an arrest.
Was the fatal shooting of a promising IU grad in a downtown parking garage truly a random act of violence?
Police detained and released a person. What crucial detail are they now withholding in the Brett Scrogham murder investigation?