One America News Network By Abril Elfi
A search for a person of interest in a Kentucky freeway shooting that injured seven people is still ongoing.
Authorities said that they were still looking for a person of interest in the shooting that happened on a Kentucky freeway Saturday night, which resulted in nine vehicles being shot at, seven people being injured, and an automobile crash that closed the interstate for several hours.
Joseph A. Couch, 32, has been identified as the person of interest wanted for questioning. According to the Laurel County Sheriff’s Office, Couch is “considered armed and dangerous and should not be approached.”
Couch is thought to still be in the area, according to Laurel County Sheriff’s Deputy Gilbert Acciardo, who made the announcement during a press conference on Sunday morning. Couch is said to have fled the freeway shooting near London, Kentucky.
“We’re not listing him as a suspect at this point, but he will more than likely be a suspect before day’s end,” Acciardo said.
According to Acciardo, the shooting was “sniper-like,” and it wasn’t the product of road rage or random acts. He said the gunman did not know any of the victims or have any prior contact with them.
He continued saying that up to 60 members of law enforcement searched the area of the shooting until 3 a.m. Sunday before stopping the search out of safety concerns. The search for Couch resumed at 9 a.m. local time Sunday, Acciardo said…
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