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Bank Robber Shot to Death in Louisville

March 10th, 2008 · 2 Comments

All hell is breaking loose in the big city.

A man who robbed the Beechmont location of Stock Yards Bank in Louisville was shot to death today just after 12:00 Noon.

It’s 2008. Why do people even attempt to rob banks these days?

This is what happens when you do crazy crap. You get shot – 14 or 15 times – until you’re dead dead dead.

From the C-J:

About noon a Jefferson County Sheriff’s deputy saw an individual wearing a bandana enter the bank at 4825 South Third Street, Louisville Metro Police Department Chief Robert White said.

When the man left the bank, the deputy confronted him and the man showed a weapon and at least one shot is fired, White said. It was not clear who fired the shot, however, and the suspect fled in a car with an undetermined amount of bank money, driving south on Third Street.
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Sue Griffin, who was visiting relatives on Tenny, said a neighbor called to say they had heard on a police scanner that a Stock Yards Bank branch had been robbed and that Griffin’s relatives should lock their doors.

Shortly after that, she heard gunfire begin. She said she heard 14 shots. Kenny Hite, who was visiting a friend on Tenny, said, “It was wild. I’ve never heard nothing like it before. They told him to put his gun down … and they opened fire.”

Also peep WHAS11′s noon coverage. Effing crazy.

Tags: Kentucky Business · Law Enforcement · Mainstream Mistake

2 responses so far ↓

  • 1 rick // Mar 10, 2008 at 4:20 pm

    Melanie insists on saying the suspect is “deceased.” Goofy. HE’s dead. dead. dead. killed by a cop’s bullet. Why is she sugarcoating this?

    It really sounds like another “death by cop” case like we saw near Bashford Manor a while back.

  • 2 Frank // Mar 10, 2008 at 7:16 pm

    I am proud of the police. It is a hellva job to have. Maybe some of these bank robbers will think twice about robbing banks and shooting tellers like they have in the past.

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