2 judges among 5 people shot overnight in Indianapolis [View all]

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Two southern Indiana judges attending a judicial conference in Indiana's capital were shot and wounded in downtown Indianapolis early Wednesday after someone began arguing with them in a restaurant's parking lot, police said.

The two men were among five people shot and wounded in three separate shootings in Indianapolis during a three-hour span Wednesday.

The two wounded judges were identified as Clark County judges Bradley Jacobs and Andrew Adams, according to a statement from the Indiana Supreme Court. The statement also said Jacobs was hospitalized in critical but stable condition and Adams was in stable condition.

Deputy Chief Christopher L. Bailey of the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department told The Indianapolis Star that the two judges had visited one or more downtown bars before they were shot about 3:30 a.m. in the parking lot of a White Castle restaurant.

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