On the day of the shooting, IMPD officers arrived at the man's house to check on his well-being. His mother called 911 concerned about the mental state he was in.
Ryan Ridnor, 33, was convicted of two counts of Attempted Murder and Criminal Recklessness for the August 2022 shooting in which he fired shots at IMPD officers.
On the day of the shooting, IMPD officers responded to a residence in the 5500 block of Dollar Hide Drive, near the intersection of South High School Road and Thompson Road, to check on Ridnor’s well-being. His mother called 911 concerned about the mental state he was in. According to court documents, Ridnor's mother told police he had recently lost his job, was drinking and had access to guns. She was worried that he was suicidal.When officers asked Ridnor to step off the porch, he retreated into the home and fired shots in the direction of the officers.IMPD SWAT arrived and took Ridnor into custody. No one was injured.“We are grateful for the Court’s decision in this case.
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