Special Report | Louisville in Crisis; an in-depth look at crime plaguing our city
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- As the city of Louisville fights through a historically violent year, WDRB News spent a month examining where we are, how we got here and the pathway forward. The articles below comprise a series of special reports focused on the city’s crisis of violence, an in-depth look at the crime plaguing Kentucky’s largest city.
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🥺 when you lose a child time stops and everyone else's goes on 💔
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I'm a survivor of gun violence I was in room 9 😢 I have also list a son prayers to all of the families 🥺💔
I know someone the was shot and the police never asked the neighbors if they seen what happened.
What changed during those years, new crime bill restricting cops? Defunding? I’m very curious to what happened those years
11/8/21 Robert “tony” Sanders I lost my son and it changed my family’s life forever
5 Comments - 14 likes - on this matter of such importance - Seriously??? Where are ALL the protesters? Supporters? Black? White? Hispanic?
Victory park 🖖
I’m sorry forgive us for are pride and ignorance. I was one of the first 85% in Kentucky. Man Louisville is a dark place almost cost me everything. Shoutout my lawyer Rob Chandler and my forgiving Heavenly Father 🙏 wish I could help but the young people won’t listen . I never did even after being charged with murder in 2000.
You got charged but didn't do it?
He holding her hand?
It’s a culture problem
Y’all kill me acting like fighting is better
The black community
They need to repent for causing these problems but the problem is too many black people love street life that causes crime and violence.
Ron Edmonds Dismiss