Natalie Dreier, Cox Media Group National Content Desk “I witnessed people being murdered” EDT April 11: Officials said that one person is still listed in critical condition while three others are still hospitalized, CNN reported.įour others who had been taken to the hospital have been discharged. Natalie Dreier, Cox Media Group National Content Desk 1 victim still listed in critical condition EDT at the Muhammad Ali Center to honor the victims, CNN reported. Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg announced that a vigil will be held Wednesday at 5 p.m. Gwinn-Villaroel said that police body camera footage will be released later today. Police have recovered items from the shooter’s home, but did not specify what they recovered due to the ongoing investigation. CNN reported that it was an AR-15-style rifle. Gwinn-Villaroel confirmed that the suspect was a current employee and that he purchased the weapon used in Monday’s shooting legally on April 4 in Louisville. The interim chief told WDRB that “It’s looking hopeful,” in reference to Wilt’s condition, The Associated Press reported.
Louisville Metro Police Department Interim Chief Jackie Gwinn-Villaroel said Officer Nickolas Wilt, a rookie who had graduated from training 10 days before the shooting, was shot in the head. He credited the American Red Cross for saving lives. Smith said 170 units of blood were used to save the victims which were more than what the hospital had on hand. Jason Smith, chief medical officer of the University of Louisville Health system. EDT April 11: Three victims are listed as stable and fair condition, while the final victim, a police officer is listed in critical but stable condition, according to Dr. Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk Gun was purchased legally on April 4 “They confronted acts of violence head-on and neutralized the threat.” “These officers unflinchingly answered the call to protect and their duty to serve,” Interim Chief Jacquelyn Gwynn-Villaroel said before the video was released. The footage shows the officers approaching the steps of the building, and gunfire can be heard. EDT on Monday, was preceded by still photographs of the shooter as he entered the bank and the aftermath of the shooting. “The response wasn’t perfect but it was exactly the response we needed,” Humphrey said. None of the footage showed any of the victims. Humphrey said there were graphic images but most were blurred. #LMPD #Heroes /Ai8lvJQBTh- LMPD April 11, 2023 Officer Galloway is a Training Officer and has been an Officer since 2018. Both are assigned to LMPD's First Division. “And you will see that he never hesitates - even after getting shot at - this young man went back in to the line of fire in order to protect others, and you’re going to see that and how he made his decisions and how they ultimately protected other people’s lives.” He was going based on two things: his training and his character,” Humphrey told reporters. “Officer Wilt was a brand new officer, he had no experience.
The other officer involved was Officer Cory Galloway, who had been training Wilt. One of the body cam videos came from Officer Nickolas Wilt, a rookie who had graduated from training 10 days before the shooting.
EDT news conference, Louisville Metro Police Department Deputy Chief Paul Humphrey narrated the footage, which was taken from the body cams of police officers who entered the Old National Bank. EDT April 11: The Louisville Metro Police Department released a nine-minute video of body camera footage of Monday’s shooting at a downtown bank in Louisville.ĭuring Tuesday’s 5 p.m. Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk Police release body camera footage Galloway suffered a minor gunshot wound, police said. “Suspect down, get the officer!” one officer can be heard shouting.
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