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Police in Louisville, Kentucky, are confirming that a second shooting took place Monday, only blocks from the bank massacre that left a handful of people dead and nearly twice that number hospitalized.
The Gateway Pundit said police revealed the second shooting was outside of Jefferson Community & Technical College just blocks from the first shooting scene at Old National Bank.
The report said the suspect already had fled the scene before police arrived.
There is NO active aggressor at JCTC at 8th Chestnut streets.
We are confirming that there was a shooting outside, and the suspects fled prior to police arrival.
— LMPD (@LMPD) April 10, 2023
There were no confirmed reports of any injuries there.
But the first shooting, described as a classic workplace violence episode, left four dead and eight more hospitalized.
The shooter also was killed by police.
Reports confirmed the bank shooter had connections to the bank, as a former employee.
A report from a broadcaster, WAVE, said the first shooting began about 8:30 a.m. The suspect was identified as 23-year-old Connor Sturgeon, who had been employed at the bank.
The report said, « Sturgeon was confirmed as using a rifle during the incident on Monday and police confirmed he was livestreaming as the shooting occurred.
