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Joseph A. Couch Subject of Massive Manhunt After Kentucky Mass Shooting

Joseph A. Couch has been identified as a person of interest after deputies found 9 cars were shot into and 5 people had been shot in a mass shooting on I-75.

A massive police manhunt is underway after a mass shooting. Laurel County Sheriff has identified suspect Joseph A. Couch as a person of interest in the highway I-75 shooting investigation.

Joseph A. Couch Subject of Massive Manhunt After Kentucky Mass Shooting. Credit LCSO

Laurel County Sheriff’s Office Press Release Re: Joseph A. Couch

*** Update on shooting on I-75:

Laurel County Sheriff John Root is reporting that: Laurel County Sheriff’s deputies were dispatched by London-Laurel County 911 Dispatch Center to a gunshot victim complaint on I – 75 at exit 49 approximately 8 miles north of London on Saturday afternoon September 7, 2024 at approximately 5:30 PM. Arriving deputies found nine vehicles had been shot into both north and south bound on I-75 and five persons were seriously injured. Deputies on scene transported injured to a local hospital for treatment.

Other Sheriff’s deputies along with the Sheriff’s office special response team along with London city police and Kentucky state police arrived at the scene to secure the scene, and search for a suspect. I – 75 was closed for several hours for safety reasons because of the danger to passing cars in the area of the shootings.

Investigation began and a lead was developed on a person of interest and the search for this person of interest is continuing. He is identified as: Joseph A. Couch age 32 of Woodbine, KY described as 5’10” and weighing approximately 154 pounds. This individual is considered to be armed and dangerous and should not be approached. 911 should be called.

The scene is being contained overnight and an active search and the continuing investigation will occur at daybreak on Sunday morning.

Agencies assisting included: London city police, Kentucky state police, Corbin city police, Williamsburg city police, Richmond city police, FBI, US Marshal service, ATF, Lexington Metro,Rockcastle County Sheriff’s office, Mount Vernon Police Department, East Bernstadt fire and rescue, London fire department, London – Laurel County rescue squad, Laurel County emergency management, ABC, Blue grass Army Depot Police,numerous area fire departments.

Source: WLKY News Louisville

Source: WLKY News Louisville

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