One man is dead after an officer-involved shooting at the Hollywood Casino in Dearborn County. Police were called to the casino to respond to reports of the man chasing a woman.

When Lawrenceburg Police Department officers arrived on the scene, they learned that the man had begun firing off shots from a gun on the fourth floor

Shortly before 1 a.m., police responded to the hotel on Hollywood Boulevard, an Indiana State Police spokesperson told The Enquirer.

Early Saturday morning, Detectives from the Indiana State Police Versailles Post were requested to respond to the Hollywood Casino Hotel in Lawrenceburg

Indiana State Police-Versailles Post detectives are investigating an officer-involved shooting that left one man dead at the Hollywood Casino Hotel in Lawrenceburg. The initial investigation indicates that shortly before 1 a.

Lawrenceburg police officers fatally shot an armed 45-year-old man on the fourth floor of the hotel on Saturday.

Officers said they exchanged fire with an armed suspect after he was "chasing a female" in the casino's hotel and "making threats."

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Indiana State Police is assisting with the investigation into a deadly police shooting involving the Lawrenceburg Police Department at a southern Indiana casino. On Oct. 21, state police identified the man who had been killed as 45-year-old Milo Kirsh of Avon.