3 killed in shooting outside Louisville DMV; suspects at large

[GeauxHomeLittleD]

Your news link gave me a "Page not found."

This link worked. Very few details so not sure what to make of this story.

DMV offices can be dangerous to your health!
Been noticing random acts of unhinged violence the past few years at grocery stores, big box stores, gas stations, etc. Kinda sounds like it may of been a hit job as one witness saw "two people in masks" and one or both shoot a guy lying on the ground.

Thanks ETMN! Looks like they removed the story on WAVE 3. Also it does look like a hit. 

But also the random acts of violence seem to be ramping up not just in US cities but around the world. 

This particular DMV has had to call for the police several times since it opened. Just last week after waiting in line for hours (and people having to wait in that line even with scheduled appointments) they came out and told people they were closed and everyone would have to re-schedule due to some software thing and police ended up having to be called. 

Right before Christmas while in line at the nearest post office to mail a package one of the workers in back started screaming, cussing and threatening. My first instinct was to look around to see what I could duck behind for cover. When I looked at others in line they were doing the same. 

Last year as I was checking out at a store a woman in the next line started yelling so the cashier and I both turned to look and the woman zeros in on me and starts screaming that I was the Devil among other crazy things. I wasn't having it but no firearms had to be drawn, fortunately.

Now we seldom go out but those are just a couple of incidents I have witnessed personally which makes me wonder how frequently those kinds of things are happening with those who are out and about on a daily basis. We see on the news when firearms are used ( like in road rage incidents or when a dust up changes gear mid-fight) but they generally don't report on rage induced physical attacks on people or property except on social media or through the grapevine. 

I follow a page that posts mugshots and charges of people arrested in our metro. Overwhelmingly (like 2 out of 3 arrests) people are being charged with strangulation. This is highly unusual as strangulation is generally rage induced and usually happens only in very close relationships (i.e. it's personal). As expected many are domestic violence but surprisingly a lot are not- though it's all pretty scary. It has become so common that it has become a regular subject of joking on local group pages.