A man was killed in a shooting on Indianapolis' east side Monday night, according to police. Officers were called around 9 p.m. to a home in the 6000 block of Windsor Drive, near East 21st Street and North Arlington Avenue, where they found a male inside with an apparent gunshot wound. The victim was later pronounced dead, police said.
As reported by WTHR, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said the call came in just after 9 p.m., and detectives were quickly on scene working the case. The department described the shooting as an isolated incident and said there was no suspect in custody at the time of the report.
Windsor Drive Has Seen Recent Shootings
This stretch of Windsor Drive has been connected to multiple shootings in recent years, including a November 2025 apartment-complex shooting that left a man critically injured, according to WISH-TV. Local news archives tie the block to several violent incidents, underscoring ongoing public safety concerns on the east side.
Police Seek Witnesses
IMPD has asked anyone with information about the latest shooting to contact Crime Stoppers of Central Indiana. Tips can be submitted anonymously at 317-262-TIPS, according to local reporting. Investigators are also urging neighbors to check any doorbell or security-camera footage and to share potentially useful video with detectives, per WRTV.
Investigation Ongoing
IMPD detectives continue to investigate and have not released the victim's name or identified a motive, the department said, according to WTHR. Officials said they plan to release more information as the investigation moves forward.
