Shooting in Indiana’s supermarket leaves 3 dead, 2 officers injured

A shooter who opened fire in a supermarket of Elkhart, Indiana, on Monday evening, is dead after killing two people and injured two police officers.

The police from Elkhart said Fox News Digital that the officers reacted to Martin’s supermarket at the E. Jackson Boulevard for reports about a shootout around 5:30 p.m.

A man opened the fire in the supermarket business of a Martin in Elkhart, Indiana, and killed two people before he was shot by the police. Two police officers were also injured at the shootout. (Scott Taylor/Fox News Digital)

When the officers and emergency services arrived, two people were found in the supermarket who suffered from gunshot wounds. The police said the two victims were declared dead at the scene.

The officers then organized themselves with a third person with shots, from which it was assumed that they are the suspect who was ultimately shot, the police said.

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The two police officers who were injured at the shootout on Martin’s supermarket in Elkhart, Indiana, are said to be in a stable state. (Scott Taylor/Fox News Digital)

Two officials suffered gunshot wounds during the encounter and were taken to a regional hospital in which they were listed in stable state.

“It is a sad day in Elkhart,” said Jessica Mcbrier, public information officer of the Elkhart Police Department. “Our thoughts and prayers are with the people affected.”

The police were on site after a fatal shooting in the grocery store in Kleinstadt in North Indiana. (Scott Taylor/Fox News Digital)

Mcbrier also said that the community has no further threat.

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The public prosecutor’s murder unit derives the investigation.

Elkhart is about 20 miles east of South Bend – the home of the University of Notre Dame in North Indiana.