At least 7 dead in Walmart shooting by the manager

[Harpoon]

https://www.fox3now.com/andre-bing-i...d-and-injured/
"Chesapeake Police confirm 7 fatalities, including the shooter, from last night’s shooting at Walmart on Sam’s Circle.
Seven dead include a janitor, a woman co worker and the manager whose name was Andre Bing.
At least 6 victims transported to Norfolk general and there are multiple fatalities."

[Sam]

People are nuts crazy.

[AndyLate]

Read about it this morning, have family in the area. Its a good time to be a mass shooter - you won't be blamed or your family ostracized since your actions are caused by the right wing hate speech.

Now this shooter is taking a dirt nap, but still.

Andy

[markm]

Odd that a constant media bombardment of negativity and promotion of the "mental health crisis" could result in all these nutbags doing stupid things like this.

[SteyrAUG]

Time to ban Walmarts. Clearly you can't blame guns, there aren't any in Walmart, no ammo either.

Walmarts are clearly the problem. We need to get rid of ALL the Walmarts.



Dude was cold blooded.

Employee Briana Tyler said the overnight stocking team of about 15 or 20 people had just gathered in the break room to go over the morning plan when shots rang out. She said the meeting was about to start, and her team leader said: "All right, guys, we have a light night ahead of us," when her manager turned around and opened fire on the staff.

"He was just shooting all throughout the room," she said. "It didn’t matter who he hit. He didn’t say anything. He didn’t look at anybody in any specific type of way."

Investigators believe Bing was armed with one handgun and had multiple magazines. He was not wearing any type of armor or a ballistic vest," authorities said. Bing is believed to have died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

[markm]

There was some story of a woman hiding in the store who he told to "go home" and did NOT shoot.

In any case, at least he didn't use a rifle. That takes the AR as the only way people die logic off of the nutbag coverage of these things.

[SteyrAUG]

There was some story of a woman hiding in the store who he told to "go home" and did NOT shoot.

In any case, at least he didn't use a rifle. That takes the AR as the only way people die logic off of the nutbag coverage of these things.

Columbine kids did the same thing with two kids. One they told him he should leave before they started, another one they let go in the library.

Can't imagine what family and friends are going through. Gonna be a grim thanksgiving table at some houses.

[glocktogo]

There was some story of a woman hiding in the store who he told to "go home" and did NOT shoot.

In any case, at least he didn't use a rifle. That takes the AR as the only way people die logic off of the nutbag coverage of these things.

Columbine kids did the same thing with two kids. One they told him he should leave before they started, another one they let go in the library.

Can't imagine what family and friends are going through. Gonna be a grim thanksgiving table at some houses.

It’s been a long time so it’s been memory-holed now, but way back when these events were really beginning to multiply, there was one where a workplace violence shooter spared the security guard at the door. I specifically remember that right before he let the guard escape he told him: “You were always nice to me, so I’m going to let you live.” Then he went in and killed several of his coworkers and a boss.

So whenever I see someone treating a coworker poorly, I tell them they might want to try being nicer. You never know when it might literally save your life someday.

[Gabriel556]

It’s been a long time so it’s been memory-holed now, but way back when these events were really beginning to multiply, there was one where a workplace violence shooter spared the security guard at the door. I specifically remember that right before he let the guard escape he told him: “You were always nice to me, so I’m going to let you live.” Then he went in and killed several of his coworkers and a boss.

So whenever I see someone treating a coworker poorly, I tell them they might want to try being nicer. You never know when it might literally save your life someday.

That was at my workplace…… I have several coworkers that were in that facility that day, and one was a 20 year old kid who took 5 rounds to the chest and survived. The shooter was convicted of embezzling money with coworkers by selling product out the back dock. He was supposed to report to prison the next day if I remember correct. He carried a shotgun, AK, and I think a handgun, concealed in a golf bag. My boss said he even remembers thinking “what’s he doing with a golf bag today?” Before the shooting started.

[glocktogo]

That was at my workplace…… I have several coworkers that were in that facility that day, and one was a 20 year old kid who took 5 rounds to the chest and survived. The shooter was convicted of embezzling money with coworkers by selling product out the back dock. He was supposed to report to prison the next day if I remember correct. He carried a shotgun, AK, and I think a handgun, concealed in a golf bag. My boss said he even remembers thinking “what’s he doing with a golf bag today?” Before the shooting started.

Wow, I’ve been looking for that story for years! What a small world that I mention it here and someone else not only knows, but worked at the same place? Crazy!

You wouldn’t happen to have a name or links to the story would you? I’d like to remember some more details on it. If not, no worries. Thanks for letting me know I’m not crazy remembering something that I couldn’t find anymore!