Is possible to assign picture in paragraph style or create bullet?

I need to assign Illustrator picture (B&W) before text. Is this possible? Or exist way, how to create from this pictue bullet?
Thanks

Jean-Claude is right. IndyFont is a great option for this job. That way you can just use a bulleted paragraph style. Here's a post and video on the topic:
http://indesignsecrets.com/creating-a-custom-bullet-or-character-with-indyfont.php
Or you could do a Find/Change to replace bullets which have been converted to regular text with the graphic. Copy the graphic and in the Change To field, select Clipboard Contents.

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