Manhunt underway for armed Kentucky highway gunman

[@haleydawn660]

As someone who works at Walmart near where the shooting occurred, this was one of the most terrifying nights of my life. We had to go into lock down

[@Trakehner20]

Ya I'm not too far from there, about an hour, I didn't know till I got home Sat night. It is scary.

[@officialtoastyy]

Usual suspects

[@josepherhardt164]

Sweating, running shirtless into the woods? Sounds like there could be a "meth"od to this guy's madness.

[@danasmith858]

He'll come out when he runs out of drugs

[@Bill-mj8hf]

Haha I see what you did there 😉

[@Bill-mj8hf]

​@@danasmith858definitely. He's probably blasted out of his mind. Too many drugs in the street. People are going crazy in the head.

[@Dont.Call.Me.Tall.]

What did they recieve 100 calls about?

[@rmacdon627]

Scary stuff. Hope they find him.

[@reecom9884]

“…AR-15-STYLE WEAPON AND LOADED MAGAZINES FOUND IN WOODS…they saw somebody run to the woods. No shirt, sweating profusely…” city people running in the woods for their lives will often drop their heavy loads and remove clothing when they get hot forgetting that at night it gets cold, they have no outdoor experience.

[@beachbayareajr455]

Nah he probably gone, why still search the area

[@danielwilliams7670]

I bet that he gets away if he has wooded survival skills.

[@josepherhardt164]

I don't think running shirtless into the woods is a survival skill. That's a sign of something else.

[@anyetitan8410]

Same people always.

[@reecom9884]

The guy buys an AR-15 without sighting in the rifle and starts shooting the rifle right out of the box long distances. If wasn’t luck that no one was killed, the guy was incompetent with firearms; most crazy people used the AR-15 close range.

[@Bill-mj8hf]

I have a feeling for a regular seeming person to do this out of the blue like this, there was a bad drug involved. If it's as bad as it is here in Ohio, sounds like there's methamphetamine involved. It makes people crazy in the head. Too much of it in the streets!!!

[@reecom9884]

@@Bill-mj8hf Other news outlet said that he bought the AR-15 in the morning at the local town gun store and started shooting in the afternoon.

[@alw.8849]

@@reecom9884 damn that easy huh , this country is crazy

[@reecom9884]

@@alw.8849 The guy buys the AR-15 with 1,000 rounds in the morning at the local gun store and starts shooting cars on the freeway in the afternoon.

[@alw.8849]

@@reecom9884 just wow wow wow

[@pauledward7023]

Sad

[@weallbelearningsomestuff101]

They fount him.

[@QuanPookie]

Try that in a small town huh?

[@KillAmenJar0]

Yes because big old high ways are small towns man.

[@QuanPookie]

@@KillAmenJar0 The highway is still apart of the town genius.

[@KillAmenJar0]

@@QuanPookie Highways are not typically considered part of a town. They are usually major roads that connect different towns and cities, facilitating long-distance travel. However, highways can run through or near towns, providing access to them. GENIUS

[@KillAmenJar0]

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[@KillAmenJar0]

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[@IAMHERE486]

They need LAPD who is more trained in handling all types of situations.These small town cops are completely lost.

[@zeroshepard9513]

Guns dont kill people, but like, if he didnt have a gun he wouldnt have shot 5 people from the side of the highway. He could throw rocks... and people wouldnt be half a mil in the red with hospital bills.

[@jlvandat69]

Basic logic. Example: Japan has strict gun control laws and no mass shootings at schools or tragic events like this one. Vote Blue.

[@kenbredow8727]

I'm voting 💙💙💙 ​@@jlvandat69

[@Trakehner20]

​@@jlvandat69 There's too many out there in bad peoples hands, it wouldn't really help innocent people.

[@jlvandat69]

@@Trakehner20 Very strict gun law legislation would not immediately stop loss of innocent life, but as we have seen from New Zealand, the rate of innocent deaths declines over time post-legislation.

[@andrewstevenson118]

@@jlvandat69 Australia is a better example. We only passed those laws in 2019. OZ did it about 30 years ago after Port Arthur. NZ and OZ have a h-rate of under 1 per 100k. The US is six times that. Six times.

[@mylife1777]

My 7 Possible Theories: Why Law Enforcement Can’t Find The Suspect yet: *The Suspect left his weapon near the scene for 2 possible reasons: (1) He left the weapon to go off and commit suicide, because, he’d rather die than spend life in prison. I find that hard to believe given his qualifications: background in the military, a National Guard. (OR) (2) The Suspect deliberately left his weapon near the scene so law enforcement would find it, so they would think he is still in that area. So, while they waste time looking for him in this wooded area, he has already stolen a vehicle and is long out of the county. This guy was a national guard and worked in the military, which means he has excellent survival skills, use to dealing with the natural elements in rough terrain. That is if he is even in the woods. (OR) (3) He is in the woods and is already dead for the following 4 reasons: 1. he committed suicide, not to clear his conscience, but to avoid prison or 2. he was attacked by a pack of coywolves and all the evidence is fully digested for except the rifle, ammunition, bag of supplies, or 3. he stopped to take a drink at a pond, in the woods where a 10 ft python ate him, then minutes later both were eaten by a 13ft alligator. Background details: Both of these exotic creatures were illegally smuggled into Kentucky years ago from the Florida, Everglade. The owners, unknown to each other, at some point released their pet into the wild. OR (4) The suspect possibly belongs to a far-right-extremist group. Part of his initiation was to carry out a terrorist mass-shouting. It was already prearranged for him to leave the weapon near the scene as a deliberate distraction to throw law enforcement off course. After the mass-shooting he was conveniently picked up and transported to the group’s secret compound. He is already in a completely different state, and well hidden. Hopefully this is not correct. (OR) (5) The suspect forced himself into the car occupied by someone on a road and forced them to drive him away. He is hiding out in their dwelling which is nowhere near the woods (OR) (6) The suspect was in the woods, but hid in the back of one of the many camping trailers, or trucks coming in and out of the woods daily, unknown to the driver and passenger. They drove out the woods, after reaching a certain distance, unknown to them he jumped out without being seen and then possibly may have broke into a vacant vehicle and is now in a different state. (OR) (7) He lifted the lid on a manhole and he is making his way through a network of underground tunnels. He is no longer in the county. Remember, these are just possible theories, which means not proven to be true. Let’s hope law enforcement finds the suspect(s) soon.

[@lordhumungus2437]

Incredible monologue! Are you the guy hoarding all the Adderral? My pharmacy is saying there’s a national shortage.

[@LadieKadie]

@@lordhumungus2437😂😂😂😂

[@jackymarcel4108]

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[@alw.8849]

how many nuts are out here with guns?

[@gameofpwns2023]

The police officers that are running this investigation really need media training. They are definitely are not prepared to discuss anything in an intelligent manner.

[@TimothySlickback]

They are cops not journalists!

[@johnmorris7960]

If they did, ABC would put a spin on the story anyway.

[@ernestoA.1999]

Most Americans dont even know how many continents there are .. I’ve studied in Germany and America , im a historian ,most Americans cant even count , its all Nepotism everywhere and yet you expect them to have “media training “ as if that woukd take training lol

[@zeroshepard9513]

Theyre from kentucky... what do you expect? They speak kentuckian

[@ernestoA.1999]

@@zeroshepard9513 Ive been almost everywhere in the “ Western World” From Germany to Kentucky, most Americans cant even count let alone speak proper English . Most Germans speak at leat 3 languages.

[@TheAS687]

Makes no sense how they can’t find this guy in a wooded area when we have heat seeking drones

[@HanzBlitz-i8t]

Not that easy. Stop learning from movies.

[@TheAS687]

@@HanzBlitz-i8t never said it was easy simply that more technology exist than a hound dog n gun. And plenty of crimes have been solved in various cities with drones that simply detect heat not fuking bs on movies. Hb you stop watching movies and actually watch the news

[@HanzBlitz-i8t]

@TheAS687 I've used infrared for real, in a few different capacities. One being the TIC (Thermal Imaging Camera) as a firefighter, and also, IR vision on the training launcher for guided anti-tank missiles, and the IR in vehicles. Spoiler alert, it doesn't see through thick trees. I doubt you have any comparable experience. Please go back to doing your nails.

[@MLM68]

I don’t think every small town police department has those or people trained to use them.

[@MLM68]

@@TheAS687 I’m gonna have to call your stupidity. Because you just answered that question yourself your referencing cities. They’re in a rural community not much money for this kind of stuff out there dude. Or people trained to know what they’re doing with this type of sophisticated equipment.

[@staciie99]

Good luck trying to find him there. So easy to hide. Nothing but mountains and forests. I grew up There and ohio

[@johnny2toez36]

~DA AWAKEN OF DA CELLZ ~

[@pauledward7023]

Fact

[@fueledbylove]

If he has buds and kinfolk in the hollers he can hideout for months. No Rambo qualifications needed

[@plkb9541]

True story lol

[@loveliejoseph6239]

I knew it

[@IsthisMike]

Red state problems.

[@HanzBlitz-i8t]

Every night in Shitcongo.

[@IsthisMike]

@@HanzBlitz-i8t Google states with highest gun violence per capita. Top 20 are all red states. So again Red State Problems.

[@IsthisMike]

@@HanzBlitz-i8t Google states with highest gun violence per capita. Top 20 are all red states. So again Red State Problems.

[@IsthisMike]

@@HanzBlitz-i8t Google states with highest gun violence per capita. Top 20 are all red states. So again Red State Problems.

[@IsthisMike]

@@HanzBlitz-i8t Google states with highest gun violence per capita. Top 20 are all red states. So again Red State Problems.

[@KillAmenJar0]

Takeing away guns won’t solve anything in fact it would probably start a civil war, what would help to resolve this issue would be more funding for mental hospitals and better help programs. But we have long been told these days would come. We are truly living in the end times.

[@IsthisMike]

Lol a civil war? Vs who? US military? Trust me, the military will win within a few hours.

[@officialtoastyy]

Nobody is taking any guns away calm down

[@KillAmenJar0]

@@officialtoastyy iam calm man just wanted to give my two cents

[@jlvandat69]

Mental health questionnaire, "Do you own or want to own an assault-style rifle?" (Answer "yes" and you're a candidate for prolonged psychiatric treatment).

[@jts9120]

Supporting Ukraine, you need a straight jacket.

[@joshmiller9783]

Please stop inhaling oxygen bud.

[@crizioclips]

Pretty insane coming from someone whose country is being invaded

[@crizioclips]

@@jts9120 We know u support Ukraine, thanks for supporting Ukraine with your tax money at least.

[@jts9120]

@crizioclips Your meltdown will be exhausting when the Orange man is reelected.

[@TheCowboylogic]

This is nonsense. Goober is in Tennessee by now.

[@eh298]

that makes no logistical sense.

[@333-hyt]

As California AG Harris dropped felony offense to misdemeanors, Crime skyrocketed, Businesses closed, NewYark Followed suet, And the same thing Happened 😮

[@skepticmind4859]

Bot 🤡

[@Dont.Call.Me.Tall.]

What about Kentucky where this happened? Or Georgia where that happened?

[@gameofpwns2023]

Lies.

[@monitor1862]

Yeah, according to what I'm seeing, none of what you're saying is correct.

[@Doc5thMech]

@777-p8y. All of which have nothing to do with Kentucky.

[@James-b3i5u]

Alex Preshas reporting is absolutely irresponsible. Those were a hundred tips from the community based on hearsay gossip and rumors about the possible shooters location, all have proven false. Had nothing to do with the shooters terrorist threats in a family dispute? Terrorists threats is a Political thing is it not? Or at least it was. Very poor deceitful reporting, disgusting.

[@Doc5thMech]

Exactly.

[@tess7798]

He does not say that the tips had anything to do with Couch’s location, only that there were calls about Couch. He never mentions gossip and rumors. Do you have inside information?

[@EinsteinsHair]

No, terroristic threatening in the third degree has nothing to do with politics. In Kentucky it is threatening to commit a crime likely to result in death or serious physical injury, or substantial property damage. Maybe it is bad phrasing, but many states have long had the same wording. I should add, it means directed to any other individual, even to family members

[@James-b3i5u]

@@tess7798 My information came from the Sheriff's news conferences on KZbin? No doubt the same source for this deceitful reporter, I'd fire him period. You're trying to tell me there were a hundred or so prior incidences of terrorist threats etc with this shooter? What don't you comprehend? This is supposed to be a professional journalist? I simply watch KZbin. Are you on drugs?

[@hikertrashfilms]

DEI

[@josephsanchez2481]

Usual suspects

[@joelonzello4189]

Usual Suspects ? I don't see any Braids on this Dude 🤔

[@Vamatt99218]

What is usual suspect?

[@rsfantasy5052]

Fax