Florida Awning Manufacturer Shooting

The gunman who opened fire at an orlando factory had planned to kill five of his former coworkers by singling them out and shooting them before turning the gun on himself investigators confirmed.

Florida awning manufacturer shooting.

A disgruntled former employee opened fire inside a florida awning manufacturer on monday killing five workers there and then killing himself officials said. The 45 year old gunman has been identified asjohn robert neumann jr who was fired by fiamma incorporated in april orange county sheriff jerry demings said at a press conference. He returned to the isolated industrial area. Fiamma a business that makes awnings and accessories for rvs became a crime scene monday when a former employee shot and killed five people and then himself orange county sheriff jerry demings.

A man who was fired from a florida awning factory in april returned monday with a gun and methodically killed several. Authorities say officers arrived at the scene of a shooting at a company that makes recreational vehicle awnings just two minutes after a witness called 911 in orlando. John robert neumann jr 45 methodically. By then four people were.

Orlando john robert neumann jr was fired in april from his job at a factory here that manufactures awnings and accessories for recreational vehicles. On june 5 2017 john robert neumann jr a 45 year old former employee of fiamma killed five former colleagues and himself. Authorities said they believe clark and the other fatalities were singled out by a recently fired worker at the awning manufacturer owned by fiamma inc.