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"Louisville Metro Police are looking for the person who gunned down a 31-year-old Louisville man outside his home early Wednesday morning.It was an emotional sight as the victim's loved ones arrived at the crime scene and learned he was dead.No arrests have been made yet in the killing of Terrance Yancey, so police are asking for the public's help to catch his killer.As police roped off their latest homicide scene, Yancey's loved ones showed up to the 1800 block of Dixdale Avenue, many unable to hold back their emotions.Police responded there just before 5 a.m. Wednesday.That's when, neighbors said, a series of gunshots interrupted the normal, quiet morning there.When officers arrived, they found Yancey dead outside the home he moved into just a month or two ago.The coroner said several bullets hit Yancey all over his body.\"Our homicide unit is on scene. They're currently canvassing the neighborhood, talking with neighbors here in the area to see what they may have heard or seen prior to this incident occurring,\" said LMPD spokeswoman Alicia Smiley.Dozens of Yancey's friends and family gathered by the police tape and looked on.Neighbors said they didn't know him well, but added there hadn't been any problems at his home.\"We still have to talk with his relatives, friends, associates and acquaintances just to get a better idea of his background and what he may have been doing out at this time in the morning or perhaps whether he was even going into the house at the time,\" said Smiley.People who live in the area said it's the first shooting on the block in more than 15 years.\"That's all it's all about, foolishness. People killing each other over anything,\" said neighbor Ron Carter.Hours later, after police left, Yancey's loved ones flocked to the spot where he took his final breaths.One person collapsed and had to be helped up.Meanwhile, a continual parade of people stop by to offer comfort, and remember the young man whose life was cut short.Yancey was known to police, as he had an extensive criminal history.There had been a bench warrant out for his arrest after he missed a recent court hearing.Police are asking anyone with information to call the anonymous tip line at 502-574-LMPD."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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