Justin Burton Fishers, Indiana News on Obituary: Justin Burton Identified as the person involved in the Britton Tavern Shooting; Maclean Murt Charged with Murder

 The Fishers Police Department detained Maclean Murt, a 31-year-old from Indianapolis, who faces an initial charge of murder following a deadly shooting that took place early on Monday morning at Britton Tavern on Mundy Drive.

At approximately 2:45 a.m. on December 1, 2025, officers were dispatched to 14005 Mundy Drive after receiving alerts regarding gunfire within the popular local venue. Upon their arrival, they found a man—later identified as 30-year-old Justin Burton—who had injuries consistent with a single gunshot wound.

Despite the immediate efforts for lifesaving measures by the officers and medical staff, Burton was pronounced dead at the scene.

Officials stated that the suspected shooter, Maclean Murt, remained at the location and was taken into custody without resistance. Preliminary findings indicate that a dispute over a vape occurred between the victim and the suspect just prior to the shooting. Further details about the altercation have not been revealed by investigators.

The Hamilton County Coroner’s Office has confirmed that the victim was Justin Burton, a well-respected manager at the Conrad Hotel located in downtown Indianapolis. His death has caused shock and sadness within the hospitality industry, where he was greatly esteemed.

Further information regarding the accused has been provided by authorities, noting that Murt is a graduate of Ivy Tech Community College and Carmel High School and hails from Carmel, Indiana.

Maclean Murt from Fishers, Indiana is facing murder charges.

Maclean Murt from Fishers, Indiana is facing murder charges.

Law enforcement emphasizes that this allegation is simply a charge, and Murt is presumed innocent until proven guilty through the legal process.

The investigation is still active, with detectives seeking additional information. Individuals with knowledge about the occurrence are urged to contact Detective Derek Root at 317-595-3326.

Inquiries from the media pertaining to the case should be directed to the Hamilton County Prosecutor’s Office.

This situation is still developing.