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The battle between gun rights activists and gun safety proponents is firing up again after a 45-year-old man opened fire on his former coworkers at Fiamma Inc. in Orlando Monday morning, leaving five dead and seven wounded. The gunman entered the business early Monday morning and shot five of his coworkers to death before killing himself. The company is one of the nation's largest manufacturers of awnings for camper vans, motor coaches and sports utility vehicles. |
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netsyscon
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| How much do you want to bet there is rule in the employee handbook that guns are not allowed on site. I hope the survivers and the families sue this company out of business!!! |
| Comment by:
netsyscon
(6/7/2017)
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| How much do you want to bet there is rule in the employee handbook that guns are not allowed on site. I hope the survivers and the families sue this company out of business!!! |
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