Police said that an “active aggressor” was “neutralized” following the shooting.
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What to know about the Louisville shooting
- An “active aggressor” was “neutralized” after a shooting in downtown Louisville left multiple people dead, police and state officials said Monday.
- A flood of police cars, ambulances and firetrucks to Main Street, between North Floyd and North Preston streets, in the middle of Kentucky’s largest city.
- Louisville police urged the public to stay away from the area.
‘Multiple casualties’ reported in Louisville shooting, police say
Multiple casualties were confirmed after a shooting in downtown Louisville on Monday morning, according to police and state officials.
Louisville police warned that an “active aggressor” was on the loose and urged the public to stay away from the area.
Police cars, ambulances and firetrucks flooded Main Street between North Floyd and North Preston streets, in the middle of Kentucky’s largest city.
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