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A message from Beech Grove Police Chief Michael Maurice:

"It is with a heavy heart that I inform you that today we lost one of our very own, Officer Brian Elliott. Officer Elliott, along with two other Beech Grove Police Department officers, was dispatched at 6:08 p.m. to the 100 block of Diplomat Court for a disturbance. After they arrived, Officer Elliott and another officer were shot. Both officers were rushed to Eskenazi Hospital, but despite the best lifesaving efforts by medical personnel, Officer Elliott succumbed to his injuries. The other officer, who we are not naming at this time, is currently in stable condition and is expected to survive.

My heart goes out to Brian’s wife, Erin, his parents, and all of his family, friends, and loved ones. At this time, I am asking that we lean on one another to get through this.

We are grateful to the team at Eskenazi Hospital, and our law enforcement and community partners for their extraordinary response and support."

Corpus Christi, TX - 36yr old Alexandria Cano Castro, a senior officer with the Corpus Christi Police Department is fighting for her life. She was shot in the head yesterday while attempting to apprehend a homicide suspect. She is currently in critical condition. Two other officers were shot but have been released from the hospital.

Praying for this hero’s family.

4 POLICE OFFICERS SHOT, SUSPECT DEAD: Four officers were shot today in rural Kansas after responding to a domestic disturbance. Gunfire broke out less than ten minutes after they arrived. The suspect is dead, and another civilian was hospitalized.
The three wounded Deputies and the Kansas Highway Patrol Trooper are expected to survive. 🙏 Photo courtesy of Fox News

POLICE OFFICER DEATH: Police Officer Death: Former Moorhead Police Department, MN Police Officer, U.S. Marine, Master Sergeant in the Air National Guard, SWAT sniper, husband, father, friend. Officer Brad Schenck gave 16 years of service to Moorhead PD and even after being diagnosed with malignant brain cancer in 2016, he continued serving his community whenever he could. This week, Officer Schenck, 44, lost his battle with cancer. Described as “the kind of officer you wanted by your side” steady, dependable, deeply committed. Rest Easy Brother. Prayers for his family of blue and blood. EOW 11.8.25

Happy Veterans Day

To every Veteran: thank you for your courage, your sacrifice, and your unbreakable spirit.

Forever proud. Forever faithful.
Semper Fidelis. 🇺🇸