Indiana police hunting for suspect in killing of three children and woman

Police in Indiana are on the hunt for an “armed and dangerous” murder suspect after officers found four people dead, including three children, in a Fort Wayne residence on Wednesday.

Fort Wayne Police Department officers responded to an “unknown problem” at the residence at around 10:45 a.m., where they found the children and an adult woman dead inside, police said.

Law enforcement identified the suspect as 21-year-old Cohen Bennet Hancz-Barron, a 6-foot, mixed-race male who is 205 pounds, according to a police news release.

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“It’s a very gruesome scene in there,” police spokesman Sgt. Jeremy Webb said, according to Indianapolis-based CBS affiliate WTTV. “There are three murdered children. We need the public’s help to track down this suspect.”

Friends and family helped investigators identify Hancz-Barron as the suspect, according to Webb.


“He is considered armed and dangerous,” the news release said of the suspect.

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Police said Hancz-Barron was last seen driving a 2010 black Harley-Davidson Ford F-150 truck that has tinted windows and stock rims and a possible license plate that says “RASHAD.”

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