A 16-year-old was assassinated at a Louisville bus stop for not fighting. What now?

A 16-year-old was assassinated at a Louisville bus stop for not fighting. What now?

Author: NewsRadio 840 WHAS (WHAS-AM) September 2, 2026 Duration: 12:10
16-year-old Dannady Greene was assassinated at a Louisville school bus stop for refusing to fight another girl.

A boy and girl have been arrested. The boy is the alleged trigger puller. The girl had been squabbling with the other girl in previous encounters.

Who raised this boy? If he is convicted, why should he ever be allowed to re-enter the community?

Why does any society give softer treatment to "minors" who commit murder, attempted murder, rape, assault, carjacking, home invasion, or a litany of other nefarious crimes?

Why does Louisville still not have a juvenile detention center? Hotels, businesses, homes, apartments, highways, and thousands of other infrastructure projects are completed in a year's time but the renovation of the local juvenile detention center just can't seem to be completed. Who is slow walking this necessity to keep Louisville safe?

Terry Meiners of WHAS Radio has serious concerns for the safety of his hometown Louisville.

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