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Wounded shooter enters an Indianapolis fire station
By 
Journalist
Indianapolis, Indiana – On Sunday, a person who had been shot entered a fire station in Indianapolis because they were at the station.
A walk-in person was reported to have been shot at 4120 N Mitthoefer Rd, according to a media notification issued by the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department. Officers arrived to the location in response to the incident.
According to the website indy.gov, the location in question is home to a station of the Indianapolis Fire Department.
The subject was found to have injuries that were consistent with a gunshot wound, according to the INPD. In the present moment, the individual is in a critical condition.
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