A gunman killed three law enforcement officers and injured several others in Kentucky during a shootout that lasted for hours, officials said.
The sheriff said it went on “for hours,” and responders were not sure initially where the gunfire was coming from.
A police K-9 was fatally shot as well. Kentucky State Police said in a news release Friday that four other law enforcement officers were injured with two still hospitalized. Two officers are in stable condition and one officer was treated and released. The officials said the shooter was alone in the home. Authorities responded to the house for a domestic situation, but Storz’ wife and child were in a safe location before the shooting started and have since been taken to a domestic violence shelter, said Floyd County Attorney Keith Bartley.
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