US lawmakers call for tougher gun laws following latest mass shootings

Lawmakers in the US states of Kentucky and Tennessee are calling for
tougher gun laws - following mass shootings in Louisville and
Nashville in the last two weeks.

11 people died in the incidents - including 5 in a shooting at a
downtown Louisville bank on Monday.

Police say the 25-year-old gunman, who was an employee at the bank,
bought the AR-15 style rifle legally just ahead of the killings.

Louisville Police Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel.

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[ALT] University of Louisville Health Chief Medical Officer Dr. Jason
Smith gave an update on the injured.

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OUT: "... injuries."
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