Drive-By Shooting in Indianapolis Leaves 13-Year-Old Injured on East 22nd Street

Drive-By Shooting in Indianapolis Leaves 13-Year-Old Injured on East 22nd Street
Authorities in Indianapolis are investigating a confirmed drive-by shooting that left a juvenile injured late in the area of East 22nd Street and North Bosart Avenue.
According to initial reports, a caller alerted police after their home was struck by gunfire during the incident. Officers responding to the scene confirmed that multiple shots had been fired, with visible damage to the residence and surrounding area, indicating a targeted or reckless act of violence.
A 13-year-old male was struck during the shooting, sustaining two gunshot wounds to the arm, specifically near the elbow. Emergency medical personnel arrived quickly and transported the victim to a nearby hospital. He was reported to be in stable condition, which authorities say is encouraging given the circumstances.
Police established a crime scene in front of the home, where investigators began collecting evidence, including shell casings and assessing the extent of the damage. Detectives are also working to determine the sequence of events and whether the home or individuals inside were the intended targets.
No suspect information has been released at this time, and it remains unclear how many individuals may have been involved or what type of vehicle was used in the drive-by.
The incident has raised concerns among residents, particularly due to the involvement of a young victim and the proximity to homes in the neighborhood. Authorities are urging anyone with information, surveillance footage, or knowledge of suspicious activity in the area to come forward.
The investigation remains active as police work to identify those responsible and prevent further violence in the community.

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