THE APEX TIMES
Police say the incident occurred around 2:32 a.m. Sunday in the 1200 block of Bardstown Road, and are seeking information to identify a person they believe may be connected.
Louisville Metro Police Department’s Non-Fatal Shooting Unit is asking for the public’s help to identify a suspect they believe may be connected to a shooting in the Highlands area, according to a report published Monday by WAVE.
The shooting is described as occurring around 2:32 a.m. Sunday in the 1200 block of Bardstown Road, where officers responded to reports of gunfire, the report said.
In a request for information, LMPD indicated the investigation is focused on identifying a specific person and determining whether that individual is connected to the incident, the report said.
The case is being handled through the department’s Non-Fatal Shooting Unit, a unit that focuses on shootings where victims survive, as opposed to fatal incidents that typically fall under different investigative pathways within law enforcement.
Police did not describe in the report additional suspect details beyond the need to identify the person pictured in connection with the investigation, and no further confirmed information about charges, injuries, or investigative leads was provided in the published account.
Anyone with information relevant to the investigation can help by coming forward to law enforcement, according to the department’s public outreach in connection with this request.
LMPD’s next step is to continue developing leads toward identifying the suspect and linking them to the shooting, with the goal of moving the investigation toward an outcome through standard investigative and, if warranted, charging processes.