TexasCHLforum.com

Reports say that a former employee who was fired earlier that morning was the gunman.

https://chicago.cbslocal.com/2020/02/26 ... milwaukee/

No word yet on who killed the gunman. Probably suicide, but they havn't said yet.

I grieve for the people who lost their lives just trying to make a living. And I see this as another example of why it is so important to be able to carry at work.

Now they are reports that seven people died, including the gunman

https://kvia.com/news/us-world/2020/02/ ... e-brewery/

"Milwaukee police sources told CBS 2’s Terry that the gunman was fired earlier in the day. He returned and started shooting with a silenced gun, police sources said.

The gunman appeared to have stolen the nametag of another employee when he returned to work with a gun, sources told Terry."

My sincerest sympathy for the victims and their families and friends.

I guess Coors didn't want to pay for armed Security and didn't allow employees to carry either!

Sad, sad, sad.

Gunman was a 17-year electrician that had a running feud with another electrician. Apparently, the gunman liked to watch movies on his phone while at work and the other electrician turned him in to management. Gunman got fired, and he killed the other electrician.

In other news. Pelosi has already blamed the gun for the violence.

OneGun wrote: Thu Feb 27, 2020 6:12 pm Gunman was a 17-year electrician that had a running feud with another electrician. Apparently, the gunman liked to watch movies on his phone while at work and the other electrician turned him in to management. Gunman got fired, and he killed the other electrician.

In other news. Pelosi has already blamed the gun for the violence.

It sounds to me like it was the cell phone that did it. Ban all cell phones!

https://summit.news/2020/02/27/milwauke ... supporter/

Notice how this shooting disappeared from the news. Nobody famous calling for gun control, Bernie says nothing, Bloomberg says nothing.

Well there is a reason.