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IMPD releases edited body camera footage of officers shooting man parked in grandmother's driveway

Anthony Maclin filed a tort claim earlier this week.
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Anthony Maclin filed a tort claim earlier this week.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department released edited body camera footage Tuesday from a December incident in which officers shot a man inside his car in his grandmother’s driveway.

Anthony Maclin was asleep in a rental car with Florida license plates. His grandmother, Vicki Driver, called 911 because she did not recognize the vehicle.

The footage shows IMPD officers approach the car and identify a gun in Maclin’s lap, which is not immediately visible on camera. They attempt to open the car’s doors and shine flashlights into the windows. Three minutes after their arrival, officers began to knock on the windows to wake Maclin. The IMPD narrative then claims Maclin moved his arm toward the passenger seat, followed by about six seconds of steady gunfire from the officers.

Maclin filed a tort claim earlier this week, which also demands the entirety of the body camera footage be released and that the officers involved be fired and charged.

This story will be updated.

Katrina Pross is a criminal justice reporter at WFYI and a corps member of Report for America, an initiative of the GroundTruth Project. Katrina joined WFYI in June 2021 following a year-long reporting fellowship at the St. Paul Pioneer Press, where she covered courts and criminal justice. She graduated from the University of Minnesota in 2020, with degrees in journalism and French. She’s previously held internships at APM Reports, the Star Tribune and a radio station in France. In her free time, she enjoys cooking, reading and travelling.
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