The investigation into the death of Antwan L. Ogletree began on September 26, 2015, following reports of a shooting in Indianapolis, Indiana. Ogletree, a 35-year-old Black/African American male who was known to friends and family by the nickname "Worm," was a resident of the city at the time of the incident. Described by loved ones as a charismatic, fun, and lighthearted individual, he was found to have suffered fatal gunshot wounds.
Local law enforcement officers were dispatched to the
scene on the city's near north side after receiving notification of the violence. Upon their arrival, they discovered the victim who had been struck by gunfire. Despite the response of emergency services, Ogletree succumbed to his injuries, and his passing was ruled a homicide. The incident occurred during a particularly turbulent period for the city, with reports from the same timeframe indicating a series of violent events and shootings in the area.
At the time of the shooting, detectives launched a search for the perpetrator, seeking information from the public to identify a suspect. Media reports from the day of the incident highlighted that police were actively looking for the individual responsible for the deadly shooting on the near north side. Publicly available records do not indicate that an immediate arrest was made at the scene, and detailed information regarding a specific suspect description or subsequent conviction remains limited in online sources. The case was recorded as one of several gun violence fatalities in Indianapolis that year, leaving his community and family to mourn the loss of a man remembered for his outgoing personality and role as a father and uncle.
