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ISP trooper struck on I-65, Morgan County deputy shot during welfare check receive $2K grants from nonprofit

Running 4 Heroes will present Indiana State Police Trooper Azariah Keith and Morgan County Sheriff's Deputy Mallory Schwab with two grants.

MORGAN COUNTY, Ind. — Two central Indiana law enforcement officers recently injured in the line of duty are receiving grants from a nonprofit organization.

On Feb. 2, Running 4 Heroes presented Indiana State Police Trooper Azariah Keith and Morgan County Sheriff's Office Deputy Mallory Schwab with two grants in the amount of $2,000 each.

Keith was seriously injured when he was struck by an alleged drunk driver on Interstate 65 near downtown Indianapolis on Jan. 20, as he was finishing helping a stranded motorist change a flat tire.

Schwab was shot in the shoulder on Jan. 23 while conducting a welfare check on Beech Grove Road, near State Road 39. 

Credit: Indiana State Police
Running 4 Heroes presented ISP Trooper Azariah Keith (center) and Morgan County Deputy Mallory Schwab (second from right) with $2,000 grants.

The awards came from the Running 4 Heroes Injured First Responder Grant Program. Founded in 2019 by 10-year-old Zechariah Cartledge, Running 4 Heroes has awarded 54 injured first responders a combined $500,000. 

Schwab joined Running 4 Heroes representatives in bringing Keith his grant while he continues recovering at the hospital.

Credit: Morgan County Sheriff's Office and Indiana State Police
Mallory Schwab and Azaraiah Keith.

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