Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg, who survived his own 'workplace shooting' at the hands of a BLM activist, insisted 'arguing is not a strategy' after the Old National Bank shooting.
Greenberg was not struck, but his sweater was grazed by a bullet whenallegedly entered the building and opened fire toward him. Four other staffers were also present. Brown, a left-wing activist and former newspaper columnist, was initially sprung from jail and placed on house arrest with help from a Black Lives Matter-supported bail fund. He was later rearrested on federal charges in connection to the shooting.
Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg and Interim Chief of Louisville Metro Police Department Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel stand outside the Old National Bank. The mayor on Tuesday pleaded to end the"gun violence epidemic." Broken glass is seen on the floor at the Old National Bank in Louisville, Kentucky. Officials demanded action on gun violence after the shooting that killed five.
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