(WARNING 21+) #LMPD officials released officer body-camera video and new details Wednesday, hours after a shooting that left a suspect dead in the Parkland neighborhood. According to LMPD Chief Steve Conrad, police responded to a 911 call at about 9:30 p.m. Tuesday in the 2600 block of Greenwood Ave. As officers began to respond, additional calls came into dispatch in reference to the home, and the call was upgraded to a domestic violence run. Officers Lenart Elzy and Carlyn Alexander were first to arrive at the scene. Once they were there, Elzy and Alexander encountered Anthony Wayne French Sr., 49, in the door frame, armed with a semi-automatic pistol. Almost immediately, French pointed the gun at officers, who immediately opened fire on French. (cam1 & cam2) 🔫👮🏻‍♂️#shooting

#LMPD spokesperson Jessie Halladay confirms: a police officer was shot downtown and is en route to an area hospital. She declined to provide further details and said the department would issue a statement.

Thanks to the National Guard for offering the services of this fire suppression vehicle. Another tool to help keep everyone safe. #LMPD

Follow the rules please. #LMPD

Louisville Metro Police Dept. is investigating a fatal shooting in the 3600 block of W Jefferson however, it appears to be self-inflicted. #LMPD

Officer Wilt, family, and some of our other hero officers, Officers Galloway, Moss, Shaw, and Smallwood accompanying him.

Thank you for your service, Officer Wilt! 💙

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Out and about. #LMPD #LMPDThunder #OneOfTheseFiveIsRetiringSoon #LastThunder #WeWillMissYou

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