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CityiState SUNDAY, APRIL 13, 2003 B5 Accomplice may have wounded suspected robber; 3 still sought By Cathy Kightlinger cathy.kightlingerindystar.com A man suspected of robbing a Northeastside home early Saturday with three others suffered gunshot wounds that may have been inflicted accidentally by one of his accomplices, Indianapolis police said. Late Saturday, as the wounded Indianapolis man remained in critical condition, police were seoking three other suspects. After breaking into a home in the 6600 block of East 42nd Street shortly after midnight, four men kidnapped a 29-year-old woman occupant, said IPD Sgt. Steve Sta-letovich. He said the woman later was sexually assaulted, beaten and robbed by one or more of the men.

The woman had been forced into a car with two men, while two others stole a 2000 Humvee from the home, he said. One of the men in the lead car, in which the woman was held captive, apparently became concerned they were being followed He jumped out of the car and began shooting at the Humvee near the 6600 block of Meadowiark Drive Anthony Cheeseborough, 25, 2800 block of Hazelchase Court, who was in the Humvee, was shot multiple times, according to a police report. Late Saturday, he remained in critical condition at Wishard Memorial Hospital. He faces criminal charges connected with the robbery. Another man in the Humvee left before police arrived, Stale-tovich said.

The two others left with the woman in their vehicle, assaulted and robbed her, then left her unclothed in a field about 5 a.m., po lice said. She later approached a truck driver near 1-65 and Ind. 47 near Lebanon in Boone County, and the driver notified authorities. Boone County sheriffs deputies said the woman appeared to have been severely beaten. Call Star reporter Cathy Kightlinger at 1-317-444-6040.

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