ELKHART — The Elkhart County Prosecutor's office confirmed Monday, Feb. 3 that the alleged shooter at Martin's Super Market last week was a "lawful permanent resident who has been here for decades." ...

(WLS) -- Two people were shot and killed late Monday afternoon inside Martin's Super Market in Elkhart, Indiana, police confirmed to ABC News. Police arrived on the scene at 575 East Jackson ...

Around 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 27, the Elkhart Police Department responded to Martin's on the report of ... or the commission of a forcible felony," the Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board policy ...

The Martin's Supermarket on East Jackson Boulevard ... public safety officials for their strength in times of tragedy. Elkhart, Indiana has always been a resilient city and together, we will ...

In January of 2014, the Martin’s Super Market on Bristol Street ... officials for their strength in times of tragedy. Elkhart, Indiana has always been a resilient city and together, we will ...

(WNDU) - The Elkhart community is shocked and shaken up after shots were fired at a grocery store in the heart of the city just over 24 hours ago. Monday evening’s shooting at the Martin’s ...

ELKHART, IN (WSBT) — Elkhart County Prosecutor Vicki Becker provided disturbing details of the deadly shooting on Monday at Martin’s Super Market. New, tragic and heart-breaking details were ...

A person opened fire inside Martin's Super Market in Elkhart, Indiana, in the early evening, Elkhart Police Department spokesperson Jessica McBrier told reporters. Two responding officers ...

Two people were killed and two police officers wounded in a shooting at an Indiana supermarket ... The attacker walked into Martin’s Supermarket in Elkhart around 5:30 p.m. Monday and opened ...

A shooter who opened fire inside an Elkhart, Indiana supermarket on Monday evening ... told Fox News Digital that officers responded to Martin’s Super Market on E. Jackson Boulevard at about ...

Shoppers at Martin's Supermarket on East Jackson Boulevard in Elkhart return to the store ... or the commission of a forcible felony," the Indiana Law Enforcement Training Board policy said.