Suspected Cars Involved in Bank Shooting

INDIANAPOLIS -- Some local ministers used a news conference Wednesday to plead with whoever shot a pregnant bank teller during a robbery the day before, urging him to call them so they can help him surrender to police.

The ministers and other community leaders, flanked by police and a deputy Indianapolis mayor, also urged anyone who knows the man who shot Katherin Shuffield on Tuesday to call police.

Police said a man shot Shuffield -- who is five months pregnant with twins -- in the lower abdomen Tuesday morning as he robbed the Huntington National Bank at 2030 N. Post Road. Shuffield was hospitalized in critical condition Wednesday, and she still is carrying the unborn children, her husband said through hospital staff. Officials said Tuesday that the twins were not struck by the bullet and were not believed to be in immediate danger.