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CDC shooting in Atlanta: What we know about suspect's possible motive, officer killed
Officials are still investigating a shooting at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, that killed a police officer on Aug. 8. The suspect, Patrick Joseph White, 30, may have been disgruntled over vaccine side effects before perpetrating the shooting, according to multiple reports.
The suspect’s father contacted police and identified his son as the possible shooter, the law enforcement official told AP.
Patrick White, the man who police say opened fired on the CDC headquarters, blamed his depression on the COVID-19 vaccine, multiple outlets reported.
The union representing CDC workers said that the shooting was not random and “compounds months of mistreatment, neglect, and ...
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