IMPD fatally shoots suicidal suspect who shot at officers after he had his own gun against his head

IMPD has released an edited video detailing events it said led up to officers shooting and killing a man in March.

Shortly before 7:30 p.m. March 31, IMPD officers responded to a report of a person firing shots in the air in the 3300 block of Georgetown Road, near West 34th Street. Witnesses gave officers a description of the man and the car he was driving, police said, and officers attempted to stop the suspect before a "brief pursuit."

That chase ended roughly a half-mile away in the 3200 block of Winton Avenue. That's when police said the driver, Luis Duran-Ruano, came to a stop outside a home and exited the car. That's when police said Duran-Ruano pulled a gun and pointed it at his own head.

An officer began talking with Duran-Ruano and SWAT Team members were called to the scene. Officers can be heard in the video telling Duran-Ruano they would take him to the hospital and to put the gun down.

After roughly an hour, Duran-Ruano left the porch of the home and began walking south. SWAT officers then used "less lethal launchers." IMPD said Duran-Ruano then fired shots and three officers returned fire, striking the man.

Duran-Ruano was taken to Eskenazi Hospital, where he later died. No officers or others involved were injured.

IMPD shared a picture of a gun it said was located at the scene.