Indianapolis Police Officer Wounds Robbery Suspect
ASSOCIATED PRESS
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) -- A police officer shot and wounded a robbery suspect late Wednesday when they exchanged gunfire at an adult video store, police said.
The robbery suspect, identified as Antonio Edmonds, 23, was taken to Wishard Memorial Hospital where he was in critical condition Thursday morning, police said.
Officer Jamal Abdulla, responding to a report of a silent alarm shortly after 11 p.m. at the Keystone Video and Newsstand on the city's north side, confronted the suspect just inside the entrance, said Indianapolis Police Dept. Lt. Lloyd Crowe.
Edmonds was holding a store clerk at gunpoint, Crowe said.
Abdulla fired after ordering Edmonds to drop his weapon, Crowe said.
Edmonds has been charged with robbery and confinement.
Good shooting Jamal!