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Surveillance images released of suspect who stole ISP trooper's gun

What is concerning to ISP is the rifle the suspect is carrying is not the gun stolen from the trooper's car.
Credit: Indiana State Police
A surveillance image of a suspect in the theft of an ISP trooper's gun.

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Police is asking for help identifying a suspect that stole a trooper's gun.

ISP said it happened overnight from Jan. 2 to Jan. 3 in the Pine Springs West neighborhood near 75th Street and Hague Road. The trooper's gun had been in a marked state police car parked in the driveway.

The suspect was caught on another homeowner's surveillance camera. What is especially concerning is he can be seen carrying a rifle. That rifle is not the weapon taken out of the trooper's car.

Credit: Indiana State Police

The stolen weapon was a Sig Sauer P227 .45 caliber handgun. Those guns issued to the Indiana State Police have a serial number that begins with ISP followed by four digits (ISP0000). The handgun also has an Indiana State Police stamp on top of the frame.

Credit: Indiana State Police
Photo of the emblem on the top of ISP guns.

Anyone who can identify the suspect or provide further information is asked to contact Crime Stoppers at 317-262-8477 or at www.crimetips.org. The suspect is considered armed and dangerous.

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