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Man exchanges gunfire with police after barricading himself inside Indiana apartment building

Authorities in Kendallville, Indiana, responded to a call of shots fired at an apartment complex, where a suspect then began firing at the arriving officers from a balcony.

Multiple law enforcement agencies have responded to an apartment complex in Kendallville, Indiana, where a male suspect fired multiple rounds at officers, police said.

Indiana State Police said officers responded to reports of shots fired at about 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the 600 block of Berry Lane. Upon arriving to the scene, an unidentified suspect fired from a balcony along the Drake Terrace apartments towards the officers.

"When Troopers arrived, they were fired upon by a male suspect on the upper balcony of an apartment building armed with a rifle," Indiana State Police Sgt. Brian Walker told Fox News Digital. Further details on the weapon were not provided.

Walker added: "At this time multiple shots have been exchanged between the suspect and officers. The situation now involves officers from multiple jurisdictions and SWAT teams."

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There are no reports of officers or civilians being injured.

A heavy police presence remained outside the apartment complex as of late Wednesday night.

Authorities were working to safely evacuate civilians from the rest of the apartment building.

Kendallville is about 30 miles north of Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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