Apparent murder-suicide at Milwaukee manufacturing plant
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MILWAUKEE- Milwaukee Police were taking Friday to investigate an apparent murder-suicide at a manufacturing plant on the city's northwest side.
Police say a 23-year-old man shot his 58-year-old supervisor multiple times before apparently turning the gun on himself on Thursday evening.
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Police responded to Trans-Coil International -- a company that makes electronics, including those used in filters for industrial work or companies -- near N. 86th Street and W. Bradley Road around 6 p.m. Thursday and discovered those two men with gunshot wounds.
The supervisor was taken to a local hospital but later died from his injuries.
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Officers recovered a handgun on the scene.
The shooting happened during the company's second shift and the company canceled their third shift.
Trans-Coil International's president Steven Copp called this shooting a tragedy for both families and the company.
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An employee, Brandon Singh, wasn't there when the shooting started, but arrived to work later Thursday evening and told TODAY'S TMJ4, "My heart is beating right now, reading it was a 58-year-old guy -- I know who that is, to hear that is sad."
Authorities were still investigating the motive.
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MILWAUKEE- Milwaukee police were taking Friday to investigate an apparent murder-suicide at a manufacturing plant on the city's northwest side.
Police say a 23-year-old man shot his 58-year-old supervisor multiple times before apparently turning the gun on himself on Thursday evening.
Police responded to Trans-Coil International -- a company that makes electronics, including those used in filters for industrial work or companies -- near N. 86th Street and W. Bradley Road around 6 p.m. Thursday and discovered those two men with gunshot wounds.
The supervisor was taken to a local hospital but later died from his injuries.
Officers recovered a handgun on the scene.
The shooting happened during the company's second shift and the company canceled their third shift.
Trans-Coil International's president Steven Copp called this shooting a tragedy for both families and the company.
An employee, Brandon Singh, wasn't there when the shooting started, but arrived to work later Thursday evening and told TODAY'S TMJ4, "My heart is beating right now, reading it was a 58-year-old guy -- I know who that is, to hear that is sad."
Authorities were still investigating the motive.
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