3 juveniles arrested for botched robbery that left boy shot, injured

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INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Three juveniles were arrested Monday for what police called a botched robbery that left a juvenile male shot and wounded in late May.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced the arrests on Facebook Friday. The robbery incident happened around 6:30 p.m. on May 10 in the 3000 block of East 10th Street. That’s on the near east side just past Rural Street.

Officers were called to the area and found two juveniles, a boy and a girl. The male was suffering a gunshot wound and was rushed to a hospital for treatment. The girl, uninjured, told police that shortly before the shooting, she’d been robbed.

IMPD says detectives quickly determined the shooting stemmed from a robbery gone wrong, and eventually identified the three suspects.

On Monday, police found and arrested the suspects in different locations across Indianapolis. They face the following charges:

  • Juvenile 1 – arrested in the 3500 block of Baltimore Avenue
    • Armed robbery
    • Dangerous possession of a firearm
  • Juvenile 2 – arrested in the 5300 block of Southern Avenue
    • Two counts of armed robbery
    • Aggravated battery
    • Criminal recklessness
    • Dangerous possession of a firearm
  • Juvenile 3 – arrested in the 2500 block of West Washington Street
    • Two counts of armed robbery
    • Aggravated battery
    • Obstruction of justice

IMPD says they will not release the ages of the suspects.

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