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Police chief: Tips led to skipping shooter arrest…

INDIANAPOLIS (AP) _ Police are crediting tips from the public in the arrest of the alleged gunman caught on surveillance video skipping away from the scene of the fatal shooting of an Indianapolis convenience store clerk.
 
Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Chief Rick Hite said Thursdaty “the joint efforts of investigators and community tips led to the capture'' 22-year-old Desi Thomas of Indianapolis in the unprovoked June 4 shooting of 45-year-old Harry Briggs during a robbery at Joe's Junction on the city's southwest side. Briggs died three days later. A second clerk and two customers were not injured.
 
Police say Thomas faces formal charges of murder, felony murder and robbery. He's being held without bond. Online court records show Thomas does not yet have an attorney. He faces an initial hearing Friday.

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