Man convicted in shooting during 2020 protests evades prison time
the morning of May 31, 2020, near Monument Circle.
Marion Superior Judge Angela Davis sentenced him to four years on probation and a year of home detention on Thursday.Newby's attorneys said the act was self-defense. Murrell, who was with a group of people police say committed multiple crimes including murder that weekend, allegedly shoved Newby to the ground right before being shot. Prosecutors, however, argued the shooting wasn't self-defense because shooting someone is an extreme response to being shoved.
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