Posted December 9, 2016 2:32 pm by Comments

By James England

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA — In the throes of a year marked in Indianapolis as dangerously violent, Indianapolis Metro Police are under scrutiny for how they are counting gun-related deaths. In 2016, according to IMPD statistics, 161 homicides have occurred within the city limits — 144 of those are categorized as murder.

One self-defense attorney stated for FOX News 59 Indianapolis that though the numbers are high, how they are tallied can be deceiving.

David Hennessey, an attorney-at-law, alleges that the numbers do not account for cases where the culprit, who may have been involved in illegal actions, was actually justified in his own self-defense.

“I think they absolutely charge some cases of murder that may be lesser crimes,” said Hennessy. “I think they charge murder when there is clear evidence of self-defense, should not be charged, should not go to trial and then when they lose, they still call it a murder.”

A case is related from back in September when two men were shot and killed in an alleyway after they attempted to rob a drug dealer at gunpoint. While the drug dealer was in the wrong, obviously, for being in possession of illegal drugs with the intent to sell, he was …Read the Rest

Source:: Concealed Nation

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