Local law enforcement in Lafayette, Indiana, announced the arrest of five individuals in connection with a shooting that injured a sitting judge and his wife at their residence earlier this week. The coordinated operation, involving multiple agencies, has led to felony charges as investigators continue to piece together what led to the violent incident.
🚨 Arrest Details and Charges
Police say the five suspects, three from Indiana and two from Kentucky, now face a range of serious felony charges tied to the shooting. Among the accused are:
- Raylen Ferguson, 38, accused of attempted murder, conspiracy to commit murder, aggravated battery and other counts.
- Thomas Moss, 43, and Blake Smith, 32, both facing multiple felony charges including attempted murder and aggravated battery.
- Amanda Milsap, 45, and Zenada Greer, 61, charged with obstruction of justice and related offenses.
Law enforcement officials say the investigation was a coordinated effort requiring hundreds of investigative hours across state lines.
🏡 Shooting Incident and Victims’ Condition
The shooting occurred Sunday afternoon at the couple’s home on Mill Pond Lane in Lafayette. Judge Steven Meyer suffered a gunshot wound to his arm, while his wife, Kimberly Meyer, was struck in the hip. Both were treated and are reported to be in stable condition.
Police have not publicly disclosed a clear motive, and as of the latest update, none of the accused had attorneys listed in public records.
👮 Community Response and Ongoing Investigation
Authorities involved in the case emphasize that the arrests are the result of extensive collaboration between local and out-of-state law enforcement. The investigation remains active as police seek to uncover all facts surrounding the attack. Officials continue urging anyone with information to come forward.
