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TOLEDO, Ohio(AP) An employee of a Jeep production plant shot three supervisors Wednesday, one fatally, before killing himself, police said.
Police said the shooter walked into the plant with a double-barrel shotgun, yelling and demanding that some of the body shop's supervisors come to the office area.
The shooting happened in the plant's body shop office about 8:45 p.m., police Chief Mike Navarre said.
One victim died at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center. Police earlier had said one victim was in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the chest and that two others were less seriously injured, but a hospital spokeswoman would not specify which victim died.
Navarre did not release the victims' names. The gunman, identified as Myles Meyers, 54, of Toledo, shot himself in the head, police said.
Mary Beth Halprin, a spokeswoman for DaimlerChrysler, Jeep's parent company, said the gunman was disciplined recently for a minor infraction, but did not have details.
Police said employees were running out of the plant when they arrived on the scene.
The plant, which opened in 1997, employs almost 4,500 people on two shifts.
TOLEDO, Ohio(AP) An employee of a Jeep production plant shot three supervisors Wednesday, one fatally, before killing himself, police said.
Police said the shooter walked into the plant with a double-barrel shotgun, yelling and demanding that some of the body shop's supervisors come to the office area.
The shooting happened in the plant's body shop office about 8:45 p.m., police Chief Mike Navarre said.
One victim died at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center. Police earlier had said one victim was in critical condition with a gunshot wound to the chest and that two others were less seriously injured, but a hospital spokeswoman would not specify which victim died.
Navarre did not release the victims' names. The gunman, identified as Myles Meyers, 54, of Toledo, shot himself in the head, police said.
Mary Beth Halprin, a spokeswoman for DaimlerChrysler, Jeep's parent company, said the gunman was disciplined recently for a minor infraction, but did not have details.
Police said employees were running out of the plant when they arrived on the scene.
The plant, which opened in 1997, employs almost 4,500 people on two shifts.