2 Arrested In Fishers Home Invasion

FISHERS, IN — Fishers police say they arrested an adult male and female juvenile after a home invasion in which two people were injured in the 12600 block of Adirondack Court in the Sandstone Village Neighborhood. According to police, Jerron D. Bond (pictured), 18, of Fishers, and a 17-year-old female from McCordsville are being charged with Residential Entry, a level 6 felony, for the July 3 incident. Police say they arrived to the house on that day to find the homeowner and her young daughter both suffering from minor injuries they got during a physical altercation with the suspects, who the homeowner said broke into her home.

Police say the homeowner told officers both she and her daughter were inside their house when someone started banging on the front door.

The woman told police that when she opened the door she saw several people on her property and told them to leave. Police said they pushed her aside as they went inside the house and started fighting with her daughter. The woman was hurt while trying to protect her daughter, but police say neither victim needed medical help.

According to police, the suspects ran away when the woman called officers, however the daughter was able to give police the names of most of the suspects, most of who they were able to locate and detain.

Police say most of the people involved in this case have been identified, and Bond is being held at Hamilton County Jail, while the female juvenile is at Hamilton County Juvenile Detention Center. She's also being charged with a misdemeanor battery charge.

If you have any information on this crime, please call Detective David Finn at 317- 595-3341.

Fishers police offers the following advice when dealing with a stranger at your door:

• Always keep your doors locked and consider installing a monitored alarm system.
• *Never open your door to a stranger or anyone you are not expecting.
• From behind the closed/locked door loudly announce your presence inside the home.
• Announce you are calling 911.
• Call 911 and get to a safe place inside your home. If someone is inside your home, get out!
• If possible provide the Dispatcher with a description of the stranger and direction of travel.
• Wait for police to arrive.

Photo credit: Fishers Police Department