'We're horrified and sickened. Power and peace to those that lost their lives. We'll fight like hell in their memory. This makes 146 mass shootings this year,' AMarch4OurLives said of the shooting in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Amid national demands for stricter gun laws, at least four people were killed and eight more were injured and transported to the hospital Monday morning in a mass shooting at Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky. Louisville Metro Police Department Deputy Chief Paul Humphrey told reporters that two officers were shot and the shooter also died at the scene. Investigators are trying to determine whether the shooter, who appears to be a previous bank employee, died from police fire.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and Gov. Andy Beshear, both Democrats, also joined the press conference. Choking back tears, the governor said he uses this bank personally and had friends who were killed and injured. The latest mass shooting in Kentucky comes as the nation also watches neighboring Tennessee, where Republicans in the state Legislature last week
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