Justin Burton Fishers, Indiana News on Obituary: Justin Burton Recognized as the individual affected in Britton Tavern Shooting; Maclean Murt Accused of Homicide

 The Fishers Police Department apprehended 31-year-old Maclean Murt from Indianapolis, facing a preliminary murder charge after a fatal shooting occurred early Monday morning within Britton Tavern located on Mundy Drive.

At roughly 2:45 a.m. on December 1, 2025, officers were sent to 14005 Mundy Drive following reports of gunfire inside the well-known local establishment. Upon their arrival, they discovered a man—later recognized as 30-year-old Justin Burton—who had sustained injuries indicative of a single gunshot wound.

Despite the urgent life-saving actions performed by the officers and medical personnel, Burton was declared deceased at the location.

Authorities reported that the alleged perpetrator, Maclean Murt, stayed at the scene and was arrested without any issues. Initial investigation details suggest that a disagreement between the victim and the accused regarding a vape occurred moments before the shooting took place. Investigators have not disclosed any further specifics about the conflict.

The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office has verified the identity of the victim as Justin Burton, a well-respected manager at the Conrad Hotel situated in downtown Indianapolis. His passing has elicited shock and sorrow throughout the hospitality sector, where he was held in high regard.

Officials have also shared background details concerning the accused, highlighting that Murt is an alumnus of Ivy Tech Community College as well as Carmel High School and is originally from Carmel, Indiana.

Maclean Murt from Fishers, Indiana has been charged with murder.

Maclean Murt from Fishers, Indiana has been charged with murder.

Law enforcement underscores that this charge is merely a claim, and Murt remains innocent until proven guilty in a court setting.

The inquiry is ongoing, and detectives are looking for further leads. Anyone possessing information about the event is encouraged to get in touch with Detective Derek Root at 317-595-3326.

Media questions related to the case should be directed to the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office.

This story is still evolving.