A shooting outside a driver’s license branch in Valley Station, Louisville, resulted in the deaths of a man and two women on February 21. The incident occurred around noon at the Driver Licensing Regional Office located on Dixie Highway, just north of Interstate 265.
- Three people shot outside driver's license branch
- Incident occurred around noon on February 21
- Victims were related family members
- Kentucky Governor calls it a "senseless act"
- LMPD investigating, no arrests made yet
Louisville Metro Police confirmed that one victim was pronounced dead at the scene, while the other two succumbed to their injuries after being transported to UofL Hospital. Family members indicated that all three victims were related.
The tragic event unfolded during midday when many people were present outside the licensing office. Major Donald Boeckman from Louisville Metro Police expressed surprise that there were not more injuries given the number of bystanders nearby. As investigations continue, law enforcement has yet to identify any suspects or motives behind this violence.
Key details include:
- Incident date: February 21
- Location: Driver Licensing Regional Office on Dixie Highway
- Victims: One man and two women related to each other
Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear condemned the shooting as a “senseless act of violence” and praised law enforcement for their swift response. He called for prayers for the families affected by this tragedy. The LMPD’s Homicide Unit is actively seeking information regarding this case; anyone with details is encouraged to reach out via their anonymous Crime Tip Line.
This incident highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and gun violence in communities. With three lives lost in broad daylight, it underscores the need for continued dialogue and action surrounding these pressing issues.
