An angry crowd gathered at the scene in Indianapolis where an officer shot a suspect after a car chase.
A man was shot to death by Indianapolis police Wednesday evening after a vehicle chase that may have been captured on Facebook Live, authorities said. An angry crowd gathered at the scene, says CBS Indianapolis affiliate WTTV. It grew as large as 100 to 150 people by Wednesday night, according to The Indianapolis Star.
Community activists immediately questioned the need for the officer to have used force, the newspaper said.
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Assistant Chief Chris Bailey said officers observed someone driving recklessly on Interstate 65 and began the chase when the driver refused to pull over.
Supervisors ordered an end to the pursuit because the vehicle was moving close to 90 miles per hour, but it was later spotted by an officer after it was parked, Bailey said.
