Parents of Louisville Bank Shooter Express Remorse and Call for Changes After Deadly Rampage

Connor Sturgeon, who killed five people and injured eight others at a Louisville bank, struggled with mental health issues in the days leading up to the shooting, according to his parents.
Sturgeon legally purchased the rifle used in the shooting a week before the massacre, which his parents argue should not have been allowed given his condition.
Sturgeon's mother called police the day of the shooting to warn them her son might be headed to the bank with a gun.
Sturgeon's parents express regret over the shooting and wish they could undo it, calling for gun reform and improved mental health resources to prevent similar tragedies.
The families of four victims declined comment, but one family member said the shooting "didn't have to happen" and pushed for new gun laws.