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Louisville police arrest Dejuan Kannamore in connection with Sept. 20 shooting in Parkland neighborhood
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Kentucky/The Apex Times/Oct 14, 7:40 PM EDT

Louisville police arrest Dejuan Kannamore in connection with Sept. 20 shooting in Parkland neighborhood

The arrest follows a shooting reported Sept. 20 in the 3200 block of West Kentucky Street, Louisville Metro Police said.

By The Apex Times Newsroom2 min readAI-assisted Apex article

Louisville Metro Police arrested Dejuan Kannamore in connection with a shooting reported on Sept. 20 in the Parkland neighborhood, according to WAVE. The incident took place in the 3200 block of West Kentucky Street, where officers responded after reports of gunfire, police said.

WAVE reported that investigators linked Kannamore to the shooting after follow-up work by detectives. Police did not describe the alleged circumstances in the WAVE account beyond tying the arrest to the Sept. 20 incident in the Parkland area.

The arrest was announced on Oct. 14, according to the report. Officials said the investigation had been ongoing and that Kannamore’s arrest was part of the case effort to identify those responsible for the shooting.

The Sept. 20 shooting occurred in a residential area of Louisville, and the case has remained under investigation as police collected information, identified suspects, and sought arrest warrants. As with many shootings, police indicated that the arrest reflects progress in reconstructing events and assigning responsibility through the criminal justice process.

Kannamore’s arrest means the matter will move into the courts for formal charges, if prosecutors pursue them. Details such as specific charges, the status of any court proceedings, and whether additional arrests are expected were not included in the WAVE report.

Police said the investigation continues to look into the full circumstances surrounding the shooting. Law enforcement typically encourages anyone with information to contact authorities to ensure the investigation can address witnesses, evidence, and potential co-defendants.

Residents in the Parkland neighborhood have faced heightened concern in the aftermath of gun violence, as the community continues to await the next steps in the case. The case will proceed through standard legal procedures, including review by prosecutors and any hearings that follow an arrest.

Why It Matters

  • An arrest tied to a specific date and location helps move the Sept. 20 shooting case from investigation toward formal court proceedings.
  • Public safety impacts are immediate for a residential neighborhood where residents may be trying to understand what happened and who is responsible.
  • The case underscores the importance of follow-up investigative work after reported shootings, including evidence review and suspect identification.
  • As the prosecution phase begins, the legal process will determine what charges are filed and what evidence will be tested in court.

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Key Facts

  • Louisville Metro Police arrested Dejuan Kannamore in connection with a Sept. 20 shooting, WAVE reported.
  • The shooting was reported in the 3200 block of West Kentucky Street in Louisville’s Parkland neighborhood.
  • Police said the arrest followed an ongoing investigation into the Sept. 20 incident.
  • The arrest announcement was published Oct. 14, 2026, in the WAVE report.