The four innocent victims gunned down in Monday’s bank mass shooting in Louisville, Kentucky by 23-year-old frmer bank employee Connor Sturgeon have now been identified.

The victims were identified by authorities as Tommy Elliot, 63, Jim Tutt, 64, Josh Barrick, 40, and Juliana Farmer, 57.

The victims were shot dead when Sturgeon stormed into the Old National Bank in the city’s downtown area at about 8.30 a.m. and opened fire in a first floor conference room, police said.

Eight others, including two cops, were injured in the ordeal and rushed to a nearby hospital. One officer, Nicholas Wilt, was shot in the head and remained in critical condition Monday afternoon.

Two other victims were also in critical condition, and three were in a non-critical condition but recieving treatment, police said.

The gunman, who police said was a former employee, was also killed. It wasn’t immediately clear whether the shooter killed himself or was shot by responding officers during a brief shootout.

An emotional Gov. Andy Beshear had revealed at a press conference earlier Monday that two of his friends were among those killed, while another was injured in the mass shooting.

“This is awful. I have a very close friend that didn’t make it today. And I have another close friend who didn’t either,” a tearful Beshear said. “And another who’s at the hospital who I hope is going to make it through.”

It wasn’t immediately clear which of the victims Beshear knew.