Two adults were wounded in a shooting early Sunday in the heart of downtown Indianapolis, at the intersection of East Washington Street and North Meridian Street, according to police. Both victims were taken to nearby hospitals and are listed in stable condition. Detectives with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department have opened an investigation into the incident.
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department told Fox59 that officers arrived and found two adults with injuries consistent with gunshot wounds. Both were transported to area hospitals in stable condition. Investigators believe the shooting stemmed from an argument between the two people involved, and the case remains under investigation. The department has not released the victims' names.
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According to Fox59, investigators are asking anyone with information or video from the Washington and Meridian area to contact IMPD as detectives continue to gather evidence. The department has not released additional details about possible suspects or the identities of the victims.
