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Louisville Kentucky, Another Mass Shooting In Downtown Louisville.

Recusant said:
It seems every week things just get worse in this country. Prayers go out to all of the families of the victims.

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Louisville bank shooting suspect: Who is Connor Sturgeon?

The gunman who attacked the Old National Bank in downtown Louisville Monday was either a current or former employee, police revealed.
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23 years old ..live streamed it on instagram.

the
cop he shot in the brain was just sworn in on the 31st of march,
very troubling.
 
Again, is social media that’s driving and providing a platform to display horror and terror?

Immediately all of the deranged shooters (he/his) social media was deleted, including the family’s accounts. Wouldn’t want to interject any motive beyond …

“According to ABC News Live, the shooting took place on the bank’s first floor in the conference, calling it a “classic case of workplace violence.”
 
Dozens of people killed in Chicago every week. National news never reports on that.
 

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Heard a report today that the shooter targeted specific individuals in the bank. Also heard his employment had been terminated.

This was not a random act of violence. This was a deranged individual seeking revenge on those he believed "wronged" him.

But let's not let the facts get in the way of another call for more "common sense gun control". After all, it's unreasonable to suspect that someone unhinged and vindictive enough to do this wouldn't have used any means available (other than a firearm) to commit murder.
 

"Kentucky has some of the least restrictive gun laws in the US: no “Red flag” laws, no universal background checks, permitless concealed carry and no waiting period between buying a firearm and taking possession of it. Those relaxed gun laws, experts say, help explain why the state has a firearm death rate higher than the national average, according to the CDC."

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In a statement released Wednesday, the gunman’s family laid out his mental health challenges but said they never saw any warnings signs of such an attack.


“While Connor, like many of his contemporaries, had mental health challenges which we, as a family, were actively addressing, there were never any warning signs or indications he was capable of this shocking act,” Sturgeon’s family said in a statement to CNN affiliate WDRB."
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"Sturgeon had interned at the bank for three summers and been employed there full-time for about two years, his LinkedIn profile showed.
The assailant had been notified that he would be fired from the bank, a law enforcement source said Monday. However, the police chief told CNN’s Abby Phillip on Wednesday there “was no discussion about [the shooter] being terminated, and of course he wasn’t fired,” prior to the shooting."

so i ask since CNN Is so full of crap????
how did a 23 or 25 year old walk into a gun store and buy a rifle without said store doing the required NCIC check? of course they did one, there is no such freaking animal as an universal background check..
his own mom did mention he was dealing with some mental issues.
 
Blackmesa96 said:
Heard a report today that the shooter targeted specific individuals in the bank. Also heard his employment had been terminated.

This was not a random act of violence. This was a deranged individual seeking revenge on those he believed "wronged" him.

But let's not let the facts get in the way of another call for more "common sense gun control". After all, it's unreasonable to suspect that someone unhinged and vindictive enough to do this wouldn't have used any means available (other than a firearm) to commit murder.
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Half right, he was still an active employee.
 
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