Active Shooter - NYPD Shield

Source:
1. Associated Press, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, “Suspended Worker Opens Fire at
Plant,” April 21, 2006,
http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=s7IaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=JEUEAAAAIBAJ
&pg=5058,353778&dq=tyson+worker+shoots+co-worker&hl=en.
Case #117
January 29, 2006: Jennifer San Marco opened fire at a postal facility, killing six people
hours after killing her neighbor. San Marco then fatally shot herself. The assailant was a
former postal worker at the facility she targeted and was on medical leave. Reports state
that San Marco entered the facility gates by following closely behind another car and
gained access through the front door by taking another employee’s electronic
identification badge at gunpoint.
Number of Attack Locations: 1
Location Information: Santa Barbara Processing and Distribution
Center in Santa Barbara, California
Attacker Information: Jennifer San Marco (44/F)
Casualties: 7 dead; 0 wounded
Number of Weapons: 1
Weapon Information: Handgun (9-millimeter)
Closest Relationship to the Victim: Profesional
Date Attack Concluded: Same day
Resolution: Suicide
Sources:
1. Associated Press, MSNBC “Police Look for Motive in Deadly Postal Shooting,”
January 31, 2006, http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/11107022/.
2. Randal C. Archibold, et. al., New York Times, “Death Toll Climbs to 8 in
California Postal Plant Rampage,” February 2, 2006,
http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9F04E7D91F3FF931A35751C0A
9609C8B63.
Case #118
November 23, 2005: Joe Cobb opened fire at a warehouse where he was formerly
employed, wounding two supervisors. Cobb then committed suicide.
Number of Attack Locations: 1
Location Information: H&M Wagner and Sons food distribution
office in Glen Burnie, Maryland
Attacker Information: Joseph Allen Cobb (54/M)
Casualties: 0 dead; 2 wounded
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