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Manassas Workplace Shooting: Two Dead, Suspect Dead After I-81 Standoff
us-news12 days ago

Manassas Workplace Shooting: Two Dead, Suspect Dead After I-81 Standoff

A 37-year-old employee at a United Rentals facility in Manassas, Virginia, shot three coworkers on Wednesday morning, killing two before dying by suicide during a police standoff on Interstate 81. Authorities identified the gunman as Marvin Grant, who had warned a colleague that 'three people are going to die' before opening fire. The two deceased victims were identified as Richard Lamot, 48, and Christopher Serrano, 33, while a third victim remains in stable condition. The incident triggered a statewide manhunt and school lockdowns, with no clear motive established as of the latest reports.

Manassas workplace shooting kills two employees and suspect after hours-long manhunt
crime12 days ago

Manassas workplace shooting kills two employees and suspect after hours-long manhunt

A 37-year-old employee fatally shot two coworkers at a United Rentals facility in Manassas, Virginia, on Wednesday morning before killing himself during a police standoff on Interstate 81. The suspect, Marvin Grant, had warned a colleague that three people would die before opening fire. Two victims, Richard Lamot and Christopher Serrano, died at the hospital, while a third survivor remains in stable condition. Police confirmed no officers used force during the final confrontation.

finance-stock-market2 years ago

"Surging GDP Boosts Stocks, Tesla Tumbles: Jan. 25, 2024 Market Update"

Stocks rose following a stronger-than-expected GDP print, with the Dow gaining 0.6%, the S&P 500 adding 0.5%, and the Nasdaq Composite rising 0.2%. Tesla tumbled after reporting lower-than-expected fourth-quarter revenue and earnings, and forecasting lower volume growth in 2024. United Rentals led the S&P 500 higher after reporting record fourth-quarter sales and earnings, while American Airlines stock soared following a Q4 earnings beat and better-than-expected guidance. Boeing tumbled after the FAA barred it from expanding production of its 737 Max jets, and Northrop Grumman stock slipped on a $1.2 billion bomber charge. Humana's warning prompted a sell-off in health insurers, with its shares plunging to their lowest level since the beginning of the pandemic in 2020.