An Indiana Man Was Officially Charged After A Weekend Block Party That Killed One Dead And 17 Injured
An Indiana Man was charged last Friday with two counts of aggravated battery and criminal recklessness in a weekend shooting that left one person killed and 17 others injured in Indiana City.
John L. Vance Jr., a 36-year-old Indiana man, was also charged with possession of a firearm by a serious violent crime
Prosecutor Eric Hoffman said the charges against the Indiana man do not specifically refer to the death of 30-year-old Joseph E. Bonner III.
The shooting involving an Indiana man last Sunday at a block party in Indiana city attended by hundreds of partygoers as police called the venue owner to shut down the gathering. Bonner was among those attending the event.
Police were not at the time of the Indiana man shooting just after 1 a.m. last Sunday, but they were trying to find the business owner to end the event.
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Police and first responders arrived at the crime scene in the Indiana man shooting
Indiana man crime made people apply tourniquets, administering first aid, and CPR. After the shooting of the Indiana man, police had to separate people and help anyone needing medical attention to enter.
An Indiana man arrested last Tuesday continued to be held in jail last Friday under a $105,000 bail bond. Online court records did not list an attorney for the Indiana man. The prosecutor filed the documents to ask that the Indiana man be declared a habitual offender, which could lead to a high sentence if the Indiana man is convicted of the pending criminal charges.
Indiana man had past convictions for dealing with a narcotic drug, resisting police, unlawful possession of a firearm, domestic battery, and false information.
