Less than 24 hours after releasing body camera footage from Monday’s shooting at Old National Bank, the Louisville Metro Police Department has released 911 calls made to dispatch leading up to first responders’ arrival.
On Wednesday, LMPD released the audio Wednesday on social media, which may be disturbing for some listeners. The released recording was a nearly 90-minute-long compilation of multiple callers and police dispatch audio.
“Transparency is important — even more so in times of crisis,” Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg said in a statement as the audio was made public. “Today, we are releasing the 911 calls from Monday’s mass shooting. Parts of the audio have been redacted to protect the privacy of those involved.”
