Police re-arrested an 18-year-old after discovering that a prior altercation led to the shooting inside of the Castleton Square Mall.

Officials with the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department announced on Wednesday that they have “re-arrested” 18-year-old Aaron McClure and arrested a 17-year-old for their alleged roles in the December 2024 shooting at the Castleton Square Mall.

Aaron McClure, 18, was arrested for the second time in connection to the shooting at Castleton Square Mall, which left one man injured, and faces charges for intimidation with a deadly weapon.

Tuesday morning, IMPD announced that they had arrested 18-year-old Aaron McClure on a preliminary charge of felony intimidation with a deadly weapon for his alleged role in this shooting. Police are continuing to investigate. Others are reading: Historic downtown Indianapolis church destroyed in fire early Christmas Eve

Aaron McClure was initially arrested in December, but charges were not filed. The shooting involved an argument between two groups of people.

A man was stable after being hit by gunfire Monday night inside Castleton Square Mall as holiday shoppers filled the stores and an adjacent movie theater, police say.

Shots fired inside Castleton Square Mall, 1 injured

INDIANAPOLIS—Shots were fired at Castleton Square Mall on the northeast side of Indianapolis Monday night. Police were called to the mall around 8:30 pm. They believe people who knew one another had some sort of argument which led to the gunfire.