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  Indianapolis, IN — Wayne Township Fire and IMPD were dispatched to Range USA at 120 Country Club Road just after noon today for a report of a person shot. An employee was reportedly suffering from a gunshot wound to the hand and was reported to be awake and breathing after firefighters arrived. The incident appears to have been accidental at this time.

 Indianapolis, IN — Emergency crews responded to a serious three vehicle crash Tuesday night near the intersection of US 36 and Mission Dr., just west of High School Rd., on the west side of Indianapolis. The incident was dispatched at approximately 10:50 p.m. Tuesday night and led to the closure of Rockville Rd. in both directions as first responders worked at the scene. Crews from Avon Fire responded and assisted Wayne Township emergency personnel during the incident. Initial reports indicated the crash involved three vehicles. Information regarding injuries has not been released, and officials have not yet provided additional details about those involved. Additional information, including the cause of the crash and the condition of those involved, has not been released at this time. 

  Plainfield, IN — Emergency crews responded to a late night fire involving an RV/trailer early this morning. At approximately 12:52 a.m., the Avon Fire Department, Plainfield Fire Department, and Wayne Township Fire Department were dispatched to a reported working building fire at 10555 County Road 251 S, just southeast of Ronald Reagan Parkway and US 40. Upon arrival, firefighters found an RV/trailer fully involved in flames. Crews acted quickly to contain the fire and were able to bring the situation under control in about 15 minutes. No injuries or additional damages have been reported at this time. The cause of the fire has not yet been released. Authorities have not provided further details, and the incident remains under investigation.

 A serious multi-vehicle accident with entrapment was reported a little before 5:00 a.m. at the US-36 and I-465 interchange. Emergency crews from Wayne Township Fire responded to the scene, with the Avon Fire Department requested to assist due to the severity of the incident. Firefighters are currently working to free the individuals who were trapped and to secure the area. Drivers in the area should expect significant delays and are encouraged to use caution or seek alternate routes during the morning commute.