"Motivated by Outrage: Investigation Closed on Louisville Bank Mass Shooter's Journal Entry on Ease of Buying Assault Weapon"

Connor Sturgeon, the Louisville mass shooter who killed five co-workers and injured eight others at a bank, claimed in a police report that he was motivated by outrage over lax gun laws and wanted to spur politicians into action. Sturgeon, who purchased an AR-15, expressed his frustration in personal writings, stating that he wanted to make an impact and that the ease of obtaining a gun facilitated his actions. He also mentioned his battle with depression and criticized those in power, including the NRA. Sturgeon was shot dead by police during the rampage. Surviving victims and family members are pursuing legal action against the gun manufacturer.