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Prosecutor rules fatal shooting in Salem as justified homicide<\/strong><\/p>\n

Michaela Springer
\nLATEST: The Washington County prosecutor on Monday ruled the case a justified homicide.<\/em>
\n\u201cWashington County, Indiana (January 29, 2024) \u2013 On the late hours of Saturday evening into the early hours of Sunday morning (January 27, 28), a fatal shooting occurred at 506 North College Avenue in Salem, Indiana. Officers from the Salem Police Department, Washington County Sheriff\u2019s Department and Indiana State Police arrived on scene shortly thereafter. It was determined that the homeowner, Blake Henry, shot Jacob Mitchell inside of the home. Also, in the home at the time of the shooting, were two adult females. The events that occurred were witnessed solely by those inside the home. Henry and the two females were taken to the Washington County Sheriff\u2019s Department and interviewed by Indiana State Police detectives. Multiple officers and crime scene detectives remained on-scene at 506 N College Avenue until Sunday morning. Given the domestic nature of the investigation, and information learned at that time, it was necessary and appropriate for law enforcement to arrest Henry. He was booked into the Washington County Detention Center in the early morning hours of January 28th on the charge of murder.<\/p>\n

\u201cSince Henry\u2019s arrest, the investigation continued and the Prosecutor\u2019s Office worked hand in hand with law enforcement to analyze all evidence collected in this investigation to date, to ensure that an appropriate charging decision could be made within the time constraints of the criminal justice system. We learned that Henry had been battered by Mitchell multiple times during the late-night incident. Mitchell also battered one of the females and had shattered a glass cabinet in a fit of rage. One woman inside said she had \u201cnever seen anyone act like that before,\u201d and that Mitchell was \u201churting everyone inside the home and we didn\u2019t know what he was going to do.\u201d Mitchell was physically charging at Henry when Henry fired the fatal shots. Henry immediately called 911 and can be heard issuing commands to \u201capply pressure,\u201d as all inside engaged in life-saving measures. Henry repeatedly urged emergency personnel to come quickly to attempt to save Mitchell.<\/p>\n

\u201cIt was learned that the residence is rented by Henry, and he\u2019d allowed Mitchell to stay since Mitchell had gotten into legal trouble in Lawrence County, Indiana, in a case alleging domestic violence against his ex-girlfriend. Mitchell also has a prior domestic battery conviction against a different victim from January 2023 in Lawrence County.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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No good deed goes unpunished. BZ to Mr. Henry for stopping the threat.<\/p>\n

One suffers gunshot wounds after dispute<\/strong><\/p>\n

LEWISTOWN \u2013 According to a press release issued by the Lewistown Police Department on Sunday, officers responded to 500 W. Fourth St., Lewistown, for an alleged report of a subject shot during a domestic dispute at 2:36 p.m. Sunday. The subject, who sustained at least gunshot wounds was transported by EMS, police said. The wounds do not appear to be life threatening at this time, the report.<\/p>\n

A preliminary investigation indicated that this person was shot after engaging another subject inside the house while armed with a knife, police said.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n

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