Tennessee cop shooter killed shot and killed in Louisville
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Nashville authorities say a man wanted in connection with a shooting involving a Tennessee police officer has been killed in Kentucky Tuesday evening.
Metro Nashville Police say 34-year-old Samuel Edwards is accused of shooting a Hendersonville police officer Monday night.
According to authorities, Edwards allegedly stole a pickup truck as he fled from police, but Nashville police did not say where they believed he was heading.
Around 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nashville police confirmed via Twitter that Edwards had been killed during an exchange of gunfire with Kentucky State Police in Louisville.
A large police presence has been seen along Dixie Highway near Dixie Garden Drive, but Louisville Metro police have not confirmed if that scene is related to the officer-involved shooting.
LMPD SWAT was on scene, and a witness tells WLKY they saw a car shooting at police during the chase down Dixie Highway.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.
Metro Nashville Police say 34-year-old Samuel Edwards is accused of shooting a Hendersonville police officer Monday night.
According to authorities, Edwards allegedly stole a pickup truck as he fled from police, but Nashville police did not say where they believed he was heading.
Around 9 p.m. Tuesday, Nashville police confirmed via Twitter that Edwards had been killed during an exchange of gunfire with Kentucky State Police in Louisville.
A large police presence has been seen along Dixie Highway near Dixie Garden Drive, but Louisville Metro police have not confirmed if that scene is related to the officer-involved shooting.
LMPD SWAT was on scene, and a witness tells WLKY they saw a car shooting at police during the chase down Dixie Highway.
This is a developing story. Check back for updates.