Louisville Police Respond to Second Shooting: 1 Dead

A shooting Monday in Louisville, Kentucky, left a man dead and a woman injured outside Jefferson Community and Technical College as the rattled city was dealing with a mass shooting earlier in the day at a bank that left four dead and nine injured.

Suspects remain at-large in the shooting at the college.

"We are confirming that there was a shooting outside, and the suspects fled prior to police arrival," the Louisville Metro Police Department tweeted, as it was dealing with the mass shooting at a bank that left four dead and nine injured, including two police officers.

The shooting at the JCTC building at 8th and West Chestnut Streets came before 11:07 a.m. local time.

JCTC released a statement at 12:20 p.m. saying that all campuses were clear and closed for the day.

"We can confirm there was a shooting outside of the Technical Campus Building A, and there is no active aggressor on our campuses," JCTC wrote in the statement. "All Jefferson campuses are clear with the exception of the Technical Campus, which will remain on lockdown due to police protocol."

Louisville police responded to a reported shooting outside the college campus at around 11 a.m. and found two adults had been shot. The man was pronounced dead at the scene and the woman was taken to University Hospital, police said. The extent of her injuries was not immediately known.

Officers searched the campus, but found no threats and no further victims. Detectives were canvassing the area.

Police urged anyone with details about the shooting to come forward. The violence took place a little more than a mile from the Old National Bank, where a gunman killed at least four people — including two friends of Gov. Andy Beshear — and wounded at least nine others, including two police officers, before he died.

Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.

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