Summary
Police arrested five people after a judge and his wife were shot at their home in Indiana. Three men face charges related to attempted murder, while two women face other legal charges. The judge and his wife are recovering, and the investigation continues.
Key Facts
- Five people were arrested for the shooting of Judge Steven Meyer and his wife, Kimberly, at their Indiana home.
- The shooting took place on January 18th in Lafayette, Indiana.
- Judge Meyer, injured in the arm, and his wife, injured in the hip, are both in stable condition.
- Three men, Raylen Ferguson, Thomas Moss, and Blake Smith, face attempted murder and other charges.
- Two women, Amanda Milsap and Zenada Greer, are charged with bribery, obstruction of justice, and aiding a criminal.
- The police thanked the community for their cooperation and mentioned more details will follow.
- Thomas Moss was due for trial on other charges just after the shooting and had appeared before Judge Meyer in an earlier case.
- Indiana's chief justice has voiced concerns about the safety of judges following this incident.
