Judge Steven Meyer and wife Kimberly injured in home shooting Police responded to the 1700 block of Mill Pond Lane in Lafayette Sunday afternoon, finding Judge Steven Meyer with an arm wound and his wife Kimberly with a hip wound; both were treated on‑scene and listed in stable condition[1][2][3]. Shell casings were recovered at the scene, confirming gunfire was exchanged inside the residence[1][2][3]. The couple’s injuries were non‑life‑threatening, and they remain under medical observation[1][2].

Multi‑agency investigation launched with shooter still at large Lafayette Police confirmed the case is open and involves local, state and federal agencies, but no suspect description or motive has been released[2][3]. Authorities continue to search for the shooter, urging anyone with information to contact police[1]. The investigation is described as active and ongoing across multiple angles, with officials emphasizing the need for public assistance[1][3].

Officials allocate resources and boost courthouse security Mayor Tony Roswarski pledged “every available resource” to apprehend those responsible, labeling the act a “senseless unacceptable act of violence”[2][3]. Tippecanoe County Sheriff Bob Goldsmith announced extra security measures at the Tippecanoe County Courthouse and increased patrols around the county[1]. Indiana Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta Rush urged judges to remain vigilant about personal safety, highlighting the high caseload and the need for a secure environment[1][2].

Family thanks investigators and expresses confidence Kimberly Meyer released a statement thanking police and medical personnel and stating she has “great confidence” in investigators handling the case[2][3]. The Meyer family’s public gratitude underscores community trust in the ongoing law‑enforcement response[2].