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Fox 59
February 19, 2015
An Indianapolis man avoided a murder charge after pleading guilty to aggravated battery in the fatal shooting of a man in a south side Indianapolis driveway.
The two men were arguing over a dog, police said.
Albert Rogers, 26, was sentenced to 11 years, including 10 years in community corrections and one year of probation. He will not spend time in prison.
Rogers shot and killed Josh Tucker, 31, on June 5 after a week-long dispute over a dog.
According to court documents, Rogers fired as many as 10 shots during the argument. Friends told FOX59 that Tucker was upset at Rogers for firing at his dog a week before the fatal encounter.
At the time of the incident, Rogers was released and police said he had a permit for the gun used to shoot Tucker. He also claimed self-defense. A week later, officers arrested him on a murder charge.
