Sgt. Ryan Anders was on administrative leave from the department when he broke into Officer Kim Carmack's home Thursday afternoon and killed her and himself, police said. The department had been concerned about the safety of both officers, the police chief said.
NEW YORK DAILY NEWS
Thursday, April 17, 2014, 10:07 PM
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Metropolitan Police Chief Rick Hite speaks about the murder-suicide of
two members of the Indianapolis Police Department on Inishmore Way
earlier Thursday. At left, two friends or family members console each
other outside the grisly scene on the city's west side.
“It’s a very difficult day in the city of Indianapolis,” Mayor Greg Ballard said at a 9:30 p.m. press conference. “We have lost two of our own. This one hurts deeply. This one hurts very deeply.”
Sgt. Ryan Anders forced his way into the back door of Officer Kim Carmack’s home on Inishmore Way on the city’s west side around 5:40 p.m., police Chief Rick Hite said.
Neighbors called police after hearing gunshots, and a responding SWAT team found the two dead inside.
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Anders was on administrative leave after allegations of domestic violence and was required to turn in his service weapon, Hite said.
“We had concerns about (Carmack),” Hite said of her rocky relationship with her estranged spouse. “We had concerns about both of them.”
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