Memorial fund set up for Elwood police officer killed during traffic stop

MADISON COUNTY, Ind. (WNDU) - A memorial fund has been established for an officer killed during a traffic stop over the weekend in central Indiana.

The officer killed in the line of duty is 24-year-old Noah Shahnavaz, of the Elwood Police Department. Police identified the suspect as 42-year-old Carl Roy Webb Boards the second, of Anderson.

During a traffic stop, Boards exited his vehicle and fired multiple rounds at Officer Shahnavaz. Boards then fled the scene.

Boards was later arrested following a pursuit.

The Indiana Fallen Heroes Foundation has set up a memorial fund to honor his life.

To donate, you can click here.

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