BREAKING: Police in Louisville, Kentucky, released body-cam footage Tuesday that captured part of the tragic massacre in a downtown bank office on Monday morning.
who had purchased an AK-15 a week prior, allegedly walked into the building and opened fire at about 8:38 a.m., killing five Old National Bank colleagues and injuring nine more, including three police officers.
Body-camera clips then showed officers Wilt and Galloway hop out of their cruisers and immediately draw rifles of their own as they walked up stairs leading to the bank's entrance.
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