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Off Duty Indianapolis Police Office Charged With Attempted Murder After Shooting Detective
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INDIANAPOLIS – An Indianapolis police officer faces an attempted murder charge after authorities say he shot a detective investigating a domestic violence incident involving the officer and his estranged wife and then fled to Ohio.
A Marion County judge approved an arrest warrant Saturday charging Adrian Aurs in Friday night's shooting. The 42-year-old officer has been suspended without pay, pending termination from the department.
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mickey
(8/1/2016)
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I see. Shoot a peon, get bonus vacation months. Shoot an officer, lose your paycheck. |
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