INDIANAPOLIS — So far, there have been five juvenile homicides in the month of November in Indianapolis.

It’s made for a record year of juvenile violence — something that isn’t lost Indy’s youths and their parents.

”It impacts us profoundly because we’re losing our babies,” said Kareem Hines, the founder of New Breed of Youth Development or New BOY.

Five teenagers from the ages of 13 to 17 have been shot and killed in Indianapolis this month. It hits too close to home for the kids Hines and New BOY mentor.

”They’re losing their friends,” Hines said. “They are losing their family members, and we have to put them in a position where they can process that pain and that trauma in a healthy way.”

On Saturday morning, New BOY and Evolve Mentoring teamed up to put on a flag football tournament for young men of all ages.

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Broad Ripple Lights Up Holiday Fest and Parade

INDIANAPOLIS — A truck, trailer and insulation equipment were stolen from Gibbons Extreme Insulation on the near southwest side of Indianapolis.

IMPD is investigating the incident. According to a police report, over $60,000 in foam sets, tools and air compressors were stolen. Investigators have also indicated that a blue 2000 Ford F-250 pickup truck and a trailer were stolen.

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During their interviews with witnesses at the scene of the crime, BPD detectives were led to believe 21-year-old Isaiah Ramos and two other people were denied entry to a house party because one of the individuals had a visible handgun in their waistband.

BPD reported that Ramos and the two people he arrived at the party with demanded entry onto the premises. The demand sparked an altercation that spilled into a nearby alley. Police believe that, once the fight moved to the alley, Ramos fired a handgun into a crowd.

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Indiana State Police reported that its troopers were dispatched to the scene on a report of a man slumped over the steering wheel of a stopped vehicle. ISP indicated that the first trooper who arrived at the scene found an unresponsive man in the driver’s seat of a grey Nissan van.

The man was pronounced dead a short time later. State police confirmed the man had injuries consistent with gunshot wounds.

The deceased individual has been identified as 52-year-old Luis Martinez of Noblesville. ISP reported that it found what appeared to be bullet holes in the passenger side of the Nissan van.

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INDIANAPOLIS — A shooting on the northeast side of Indianapolis left a teenage girl dead Sunday night.

According to a media notification from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, officers responded to the 7900 block Scarborough Boulevard on a report of a person shot at approximately 6:45 p.m.

When police arrived at the scene, they located a person with injuries consistent with a gunshot wound. IMPD reported that the victim was subsequently pronounced dead.

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — A shooting in Bloomington left one person dead Sunday morning.

Per a statement from the Monroe County Coroner’s Office, the shooting occurred in the 500 block of Park Avenue at approximately 2 a.m.

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INDIANAPOLIS — Police are investigating after one person was shot and killed Sunday afternoon on Interstate 65.

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Carmel Fire officials said a serious crash on I-465 just west of US-31 shut down two lanes of traffic and caused a major backup.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Colts beat the Tennessee Titans, 31-28, in overtime at Nissan Stadium on Sunday afternoon. The game featured back-to-back blocked punts by the Colts’ special teams unit.

Quarterback Gardner Minshew hit wideout Michael Pittman Jr. for a 4-yard touchdown to clinch a win in the extra period. The score was set up by a 55-yard pass from Minshew to receiver Alec Pierce.

The Colts needed the TD for the win because the Titans opened overtime with a field goal.

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