Victims Identified in Deadly Kentucky Bank Robbery as Manhunt Continues
Summary
Two employees were killed during a bank robbery at a U.S. Bank branch in Berea, Kentucky. Police are searching for the shooter, who fled after a car chase and crashed his vehicle; he is considered armed and dangerous.Key Facts
- The shooting happened on Thursday afternoon at a U.S. Bank in Berea, Kentucky.
- The victims were Breanna Edwards, 35, and Brian Switzer, 42, both employees of the bank.
- The suspect is a masked man about 6 feet 3 inches tall, wearing a light-colored hoodie, gray pants, dark gloves, and light athletic shoes.
- Police tried to stop the suspect's car but he fled, leading to a chase ending in a crash near Lexington.
- Authorities are searching the area with helicopters, drones, dogs, and going door to door for information.
- Local schools nearby were put on lockdown for safety and students had to be picked up by parents.
- U.S. Bank expressed sadness and is working with law enforcement and supporting the victims’ families.
- The FBI and local police are helping state police in the manhunt.
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