McKinley
August 27th, 2009, 12:57 PM
Busy day for Niggers in Louisville. The weather must be hot in town today T.N.B.
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1 suspect caught, 1 on the loose after woman is shot at Waterfront Park
01:50 PM EDT on Thursday, August 27, 2009
Previous Coverage:
Police catch one suspect believed to be involved in Waterfront Park shooting, LMPD still searching for other suspect
Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) - A suspect is still on the loose after a shooting in broad daylight at Waterfront Park. It happened when a WFPK Waterfront Wednesday concert started.
LMPD says two men walked up to a woman sitting on a park bench and shot her in a random act of violence.
The Waterfront Development Corporation tells WHAS 11 News the woman in her 30’s worked at a concession stand for the event.
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“She was shot in the stomach. She’s in the hospital and went into surgery and is out of surgery,” says David Karem, President of the Waterfront Development Corporation.
Karem says his staff knew the woman and their hearts go out to her family.
He believes despite Wednesday’s shooting, Waterfront Park is still safe. It’s been more than 20 years since a major incident happened.
Karem adds, “What you’re talking about is this one random event. You can’t surrender yourself to that kind of thing.”
After an extensive search, police hunted down 18-year-old Joshua Boyd in the 900 block of Jefferson Street in Louisville. He was found under a staircase.
Boyd is charged with robbery, wanton endangerment of an officer, carrying a weapon and fleeing police on foot.
“I exited the car with my canine Niko and had him at gunpoint ordered him out from between the buildings. I told him if he didn’t come out I’d send the dog in challenged him with that and he came out with his hands up,” says Officer Megan Merrick with LMPD’s Canine Unit.
It was possible because of a great tip from Michael Johnson.
“I was standing in the balcony of my church and I saw a guy with khaki bottoms running through the alley and I remembered that the officer told me he had khaki bottoms and no shirt,” he says.
Police are still searching for the second suspect. He’s described as a black male in his late teens. Detectives say he was last wearing a black shirt and plaid shorts.
Anyone with information should call police anonymously. Their number is 574-LMPD.
http://www.whas11.com/news/local/stories/whas11-topstory-090827-shooting-suspect.1201f7e9b.html
Video
http://www.whas11.com/video/whas11video-index.html?nvid=392786
1 suspect caught, 1 on the loose after woman is shot at Waterfront Park
01:50 PM EDT on Thursday, August 27, 2009
Previous Coverage:
Police catch one suspect believed to be involved in Waterfront Park shooting, LMPD still searching for other suspect
Louisville, Ky. (WHAS11) - A suspect is still on the loose after a shooting in broad daylight at Waterfront Park. It happened when a WFPK Waterfront Wednesday concert started.
LMPD says two men walked up to a woman sitting on a park bench and shot her in a random act of violence.
The Waterfront Development Corporation tells WHAS 11 News the woman in her 30’s worked at a concession stand for the event.
Watch this story
“She was shot in the stomach. She’s in the hospital and went into surgery and is out of surgery,” says David Karem, President of the Waterfront Development Corporation.
Karem says his staff knew the woman and their hearts go out to her family.
He believes despite Wednesday’s shooting, Waterfront Park is still safe. It’s been more than 20 years since a major incident happened.
Karem adds, “What you’re talking about is this one random event. You can’t surrender yourself to that kind of thing.”
After an extensive search, police hunted down 18-year-old Joshua Boyd in the 900 block of Jefferson Street in Louisville. He was found under a staircase.
Boyd is charged with robbery, wanton endangerment of an officer, carrying a weapon and fleeing police on foot.
“I exited the car with my canine Niko and had him at gunpoint ordered him out from between the buildings. I told him if he didn’t come out I’d send the dog in challenged him with that and he came out with his hands up,” says Officer Megan Merrick with LMPD’s Canine Unit.
It was possible because of a great tip from Michael Johnson.
“I was standing in the balcony of my church and I saw a guy with khaki bottoms running through the alley and I remembered that the officer told me he had khaki bottoms and no shirt,” he says.
Police are still searching for the second suspect. He’s described as a black male in his late teens. Detectives say he was last wearing a black shirt and plaid shorts.
Anyone with information should call police anonymously. Their number is 574-LMPD.
http://www.whas11.com/news/local/stories/whas11-topstory-090827-shooting-suspect.1201f7e9b.html