Clark County judge pleads guilty in parking lot fight outside Indianapolis White Castle

INDIANAPOLIS — (WTHR) — An Indiana judge pled guilty to battery resulting in bodily injury as part of a plea agreement connected to a fight and shooting outside an Indianapolis White Castle.

Clark County Judge Andrew Adams had six other charges dropped as part of the plea agreement.

Judges Adams and Bradley Jacobs were both shot in the parking lot of the White Castle on the near-south side of downtown May 1.

Alfredo Vazquez, 23, and Brandon Kaiser, 41, were arrested and facing numerous charges for their role in the incident.

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Police said there was an argument between the the two groups that escalated into a fight.

Police say that during that fight, Kaiser pulled a gun and shot Judge Adams in the stomach and then Jacobs in the chest.

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