Gunman kill Nine people A police chief told the Associated Press on Thursday that some victims appeared to be targeted at a California railway yard where he worked, and a Biden administration official said the shooter said that when customs officers travelled to the Philippines in 2016, they were detained When attacking him, the archer said he hated his workplace. .

Samuel Cassidy (Samuel Cassidy), 57 years old, Arrived Laurie Smith, the sheriff of Santa Clara County, said that a semi-automatic pistol was placed on the light rail facility of the Valley Transportation Bureau in San Jose at about 6:30 (13:30 GMT) on Wednesday local time. Large-capacity duffel bag.

“In our opinion, he said to a person there:’I won’t shoot you,'” Smith said. “Then he shot and killed other people. So I wonder if he wants to have some idea about who the shot was.”

Smith said that although there were no cameras in the two buildings of the railway freight yard, the cameras captured him moving from one location to another. Smith said that from the first 911 call, it took the delegates six minutes to find Cassidy on the third floor of one of the buildings.

He committed suicide when representatives shut down a facility that served a county with more than one million people in the heart of Silicon Valley. Smith said that there were more than 100 people there. The authorities found 5 victims in one building and 2 victims in another building.

The authorities do not yet know whether Cassidy is regularly cooperating with any of the victims. The sheriff said that investigators are providing search warrants for his family and mobile phone, trying to determine what caused the bloodshed.

She said: “I’m not sure whether we will really find the real motivation, but we will integrate it as much as possible.”

Biden administration officials said that after being detained in 2016, Cassidy was found to have a scratch pad with notes on how he hated the Valley Transportation Authority. He described a memo from the Department of Homeland Security stating Cassidy’s statement. . The official saw the memo and explained its contents to the Associated Press in detail, but was not authorized to talk publicly about the ongoing investigation.

The Wall Street Journal first reported the memo.

The memo did not say why he was stopped by customs officers. It said he had a book on “terrorism, fear and manifesto”, but when asked if he had problems with people at work, he refused. It pointed out that Cassidy had a “minor criminal history” and cited the arrest in San Jose in 1983 and “accusations of minor criminal obstruction/resistance to peace officials”.

Cassidy’s ex-wife said that more than ten years ago, he talked about killing people at work. Documents show that he has been working for the transportation authority since at least 2012.

“I never believed him and it never happened. Until now,” tearful Cecilia Nelms told the Associated Press on Wednesday.

She said he used to go home from work out of indignation and anger at get off work he thought was unfair.

She said: “He can concentrate on doing things.” Nelms said that the two had been married for 10 years until their divorce in 2005, and she had been in contact with Cassidy for 13 years.

Victims of the Holocaust

Several long-term employees were killed and many of them worked together.

Light Rail Director Naunihal Singh said: “No matter what happened yesterday, it shows the character of these guys and how they manage to save others when they go through this chaotic situation.”

The victims were 49-year-old Alex Ward Fritch; Paul Delacruz Megia, 42-year-old; Taptejdeep Singh, 36-year-old; 29-year-old Adrian Balleza (Adrian Balleza); Jose Dejesus Hernandez (Jose Dejesus Hernandez), 35 years old; Timothy Michael Romo (Timothy Michael Romo), 49 years old; Michael Joseph Rudometkin, 40, Abdolvahab Alaghmandan, 63, and Lars Kepler Lane, 63.

To his friends, Lars Lane is a laid-back ordinary person. He likes spending time with his family and working on projects outside of his Valley Transportation Authority.

His childhood friend truck driver Brad Fisher said in a telephone interview with Reuters that he is the brother of a husband, father, grandfather and five siblings. Fisher said that he is “an ordinary person who has done extraordinary things.” Lane is an avid cyclist and a “knowledge-of-mouth”, and often likes to do some projects at home, such as building a swimming pool in the backyard.

Fisher (Fisher) is 66 years old this year. He said that Lane is proud of his work at VTA, and once showed Fisher the railway paddock and even let him play a one-minute train for entertainment.

Family and friend Kashmir Singh Shahi (Kashmir Singh Shahi) said in a telephone interview that Taptejdeep Singh, 36-year-old of Indian origin, has been seeking a trait that helps people.

Sukhvir Singh, a colleague unrelated to Taptejdeep Singh, said in a statement: “He told me at the time that he was with another victim, Paul.” “As far as I know, he spent the last moments of his life to secure the building. And other people in other places can stay safe.”

KRON TV reported that Paul Delacruz Megia, 42, left behind three children. Megia is remembered by friends on social media because of her excellent humor. His childhood friend Monica Lennon (Monica Lennon) wrote in a Facebook post that Mygia had “special flashes” in her eyes and told “clumsy jokes”.

Lennon wrote: “Thank you for your infectious smile for making my life brighter.”

Phil Guzman said that he had worked with some victims, and he wrote on Facebook that Megia was “one of the best supervisors I have ever worked for.”

“Never be too busy listening to my stupid, stupid or crazy ideas. “A truly honest and sincere person,” Guzman said of Megia.

Guzman also met Adrian Balleza, a 29-year-old victim of Wednesday’s shooting. Balleza posted many pictures of his wife and young son on his Facebook page.

According to his Facebook profile, Michael Rudometkin, 40, is a motorcycle fan. When he posted on Facebook in December 2018 that he had joined the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority as an overhead line worker, his mother Rose Rudometkin ) Wrote: “Congratulations son!”

San Jose MP and Rudometkin’s lifelong friend Raul Peralez (Raul Peralez) said: “It’s a pity that I feel unbelievable tonight. This morning, these nine families feel unbelievable about it. And hope that your loved ones can become your relatives. Will still go home and know that it will never happen again.”