Criminal Law
Police Say Suspect in Indianapolis FedEx Shooting Purchased Guns Legally
The man who police say carried out a mass shooting that left eight people dead and several others injured at a FedEx facility in Indianapolis is said to have used two assault rifles in the attack, both of which were purchased legally.
A Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives trace revealed that the weapons used by Brandon Hole, 19, in Thursday’s attack were purchased legally in July and September of 2020, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department said.
On Saturday, Hole’s family issued an apology to the victims and claimed that the family had attempted to get him “the help he needed.”
