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    BRAKING NEWS: 5 Confirmed dead and 6 injured in Louisville, Kentucky shooting, police say

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    By Paul Okojie

    At least five people have been killed and at least six people have been transported to University of Louisville hospital, including one officer, with “various injuries,” police said.

    The status of those transported are unknown at this time.

    The shooter is confirmed to be dead and circumstances of his death are unknown, police said at a briefing at the scene. There is no active danger at this time, police said.

    There are six victims, including one police officer, in the downtown Louisville, Kentucky, shooting, according to preliminary information from a source with direct knowledge of the scene on the ground.

    There were shots exchanged between the shooter and the police during the incident.

    The shooter is “down,” according to the source and the incident is over.

    It is unclear if the shooter is one of the six victims.

    The condition of the victims is unknown and all have been transported to University Hospital.

    Source CNN

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