Multiple Assaults Leave Victims Critically Injured in Indianapolis, Greensboro

Several violent incidents in Indianapolis and North Carolina have led to multiple arrests and critical injuries. In Indianapolis, Randell Futrell, 51, was arrested after an IMPD sergeant witnessed him assaulting a man who was on the ground, leaving the victim in critical but stable condition; Futrell faces preliminary battery charges while the investigation continues. Another Indianapolis incident involved Cortney Coleman, charged with attempted murder following a downtown fight where Fritz Bernier was found unconscious and critically injured from a blunt force object. In North Carolina, Decarlos Brown, Junior, was federally charged for a fatal stabbing on a Charlotte light rail train, and Brandon Russell was indicted for second-degree murder after a shooting in Asheboro. Winston-Salem authorities also apprehended two individuals related to separate shootings, including a 16-year-old charged with assault and robbery after critically injuring an 18-year-old. These cases highlight ongoing concerns about violent crimes in these communities and law enforcement's efforts to respond swiftly.