Louisville's mayor, police chief react to DOJ investigation with hopes of positive change
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Louisville police needs to fill hundreds of spots.
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One day after the U.S. Department of Justice laid out major issues with the Louisville Metro Police Department after a two-year federal civil rights investigation, LMPD's interim chief and mayor said they're moving forward trying to fill a massive officer shortage.
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