**Three Teenagers Arrested After Shots Fired Near Big Four Bridge**
Louisville, KY – Three teenagers were arrested, and a firearm was seized after gunshots were fired near the Big Four Bridge on Friday night, according to local authorities.
Police responded to reports of gunfire around 9:30 p.m. in the area surrounding the popular pedestrian bridge, which connects Louisville, Kentucky, to Jeffersonville, Indiana. Officers quickly arrived on the scene, where they detained three juveniles believed to be involved in the incident. A firearm was recovered during the investigation.
Authorities have not reported any injuries related to the gunfire, but the incident caused panic among visitors enjoying the waterfront area. Witnesses described hearing multiple shots and seeing people running for cover.
“Everyone just started running,” said one witness. “It was really scary because there were a lot of families and kids around.”
The three teenagers were taken into custody and are facing charges related to firearm possession and reckless endangerment. Their identities have not been released due to their ages.
This incident marks another troubling case of gun violence involving young individuals in the city. Officials are urging the community to report suspicious activity and are increasing police presence in public areas to ensure safety.
The Big Four Bridge, a well-known landmark and gathering place, has seen sporadic incidents of crime in the past, prompting concerns about security measures in the area. Local leaders are expected to address public safety concerns in the coming days.
The investigation remains ongoing, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Louisville Metro Police Department.
