According to authorities, a 23-year-old employee opened fire inside a bank in Louisville, Kentucky, on Monday morning, leaving four people dead and eight others wounded. Around 8:30 a.m., Connor Sturgeon entered the Old National Bank in the city's center, next to Slugger Field, and started shooting, according to the Louisville Metro Police Department. Within minutes, police arrived and engaged the gunman in gunfire. In a news briefing on Monday afternoon, the LMPD revealed that Sturgeon was shot and killed by police after he pointed a gun at them while live-streaming his attack on Instagram. The four dead victims have been named as bank workers Tommy Elliot, 63, Jim Tutt, 64, Josh Barrick, 40, and Juliana Farmer, 57. Among those injured were two police officers, including Nicholas Wilt, 26, who was shot in the head. Wilt, who had just recently graduated from the police school, underwent brain surgery and is currently listed in stable condition at the University of Louisville Hospital, according to LMPD. According to authorities, three victims are in non-critical condition, three are in non-critical condition, and two more victims have been declared dead. A tearful Elliot spoke to Gov. Andy Beshear as a close friend who "built my law career, helped me become governor, and gave me advice on ...
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