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Fishers, Indiana (AP) — Young Indiana police officer. The man killed during an early morning traffic outage was remembered on Saturday because he focused on his career in law enforcement.
Noah Shanabaz, 24, a police officer at the Elwood Police Station, 50 miles (80 km) northeast of Indianapolis, was shot in the head after 2 am on July 31. I did. Get off his police car.
"Noah broke all the barriers that got in the way," her mother, Laurie Shanabaz, said in her compliment. "He devoted himself to becoming a police officer and finally realized his dream in 2021."
Dozens of law enforcement officers are home to Indianapolis, a suburb of police officers. WRTV-TV reported that he attended a police officer's funeral at the ITOWN Church in Fishers and partly went to the overflow room.
After the funeral, a procession carried Shanabaz's body and passed Elwood Police Headquarters on the way to Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis.
Shahnavaz served in the United States Army for five years and was an Elwood police officer for 11 months before his murder.
State police arrested Anderson's Carlboard II, a suspected shooter, about 30 minutes after the killing. He was charged with murder, resisted law enforcement, and resisted the illegal possession of firearms by serious violent serious offenders.
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