INDIANAPOLIS -- Family members of a 49-year-old woman who was shot to death and then thrown out of a moving vehicle are asking for the public’s help so that police can take the person responsible for her murder off the street.
Catrina Russell was killed Sunday. Witnesses told police they saw a car pull into the parking lot of the New York Express convenience store on New York Street and then someone fired at least one shot and pushed her out of the vehicle. The driver then drove off, leaving Russell in the parking lot to die.
Police are looking for Russell’s boyfriend, Frederick Ford, 52. Police have not named him a suspect in Russel’s death but they do believe he is the last person seen with her before she was killed.
“If he can do that to someone he loves imagine what he can do to somebody he doesn’t even know,” said Russel’s cousin Clarence Jones. “We cannot let this man walk amongst the rest of Indianapolis’ citizens. He needs to be found.”
If you have any information on where police can find him call 911 or contact IMPD you can also call Crime Stoppers at 317-262-8477.
“I want this man caught,” said Russel’s sister, Sierra Porter. “They need to get him as soon as possible.”
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