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The FedEx shooter.
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Brandon Scott Hole was identified as the 19-year-old mass shooter who killed eight people and wounded more at an Indianapolis, Indiana, FedEx Ground facility, on Thursday, April 15, 2021.
Hole died at the scene, police believe from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Hole was a former employee at the FedEx Ground facility, The Wall Street Journal reported and FedEx confirmed. He was fired from FedEx, family and friends told Fox59 reporter Angela Ganote. He last worked there in 2020.
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1. Authorities Were Warned About Hole Before & Seized a Shotgun ‘From a Dangerous Person,’ Reports Say
CNN’s Ana Cabrera reported that the suspect, Brandon Scott Hole, was on authorities’ radar before the mass shooting.
“Authorities were warned about FedEx suspect’s potential for violence in the past, sources say,” she wrote on Twitter. “The suspect in the Indianapolis mass shooting was known to federal and local authorities prior to the attack.”
Cabrera added, “A family member of the suspected shooter reached out to authorities warning about the suspect’s potential for violence, according to three law enforcement sources briefed on the matter.”
WTHR journalist Bob Segall wrote, “An IMPD police report states Brandon Hole was arrested on March 3, 2020, when police were dispatched to a far Eastside house (the same house police and ATF searched this morning following the FedEx shooting). The report says police ‘seized shotgun from dangerous person.’
“According to the IMPD report, ‘behavioral health unit initiated immediate detention on male reported to have voiced suicidal ideation,” wrote Segall. “It says the arrested male purchased a shotgun within 24 hours and voiced suicidal ideation before police transported him to a hospital.”
Journalist Ganote reported: “CONFIRMED through family friend and police report. FedEx shooter Brandon Hole was taken via police to hospital on 3/3/20. His mom and sister were there. Police took a pump action shotgun. Report states Hole ‘purchased gun within 24 hours & voiced suicidal ideation.'”
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Hole died at the scene, police believe from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Hole was a former employee at the FedEx Ground facility, The Wall Street Journal reported and FedEx confirmed. He was fired from FedEx, family and friends told Fox59 reporter Angela Ganote. He last worked there in 2020.
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1. Authorities Were Warned About Hole Before & Seized a Shotgun ‘From a Dangerous Person,’ Reports Say
CNN’s Ana Cabrera reported that the suspect, Brandon Scott Hole, was on authorities’ radar before the mass shooting.
“Authorities were warned about FedEx suspect’s potential for violence in the past, sources say,” she wrote on Twitter. “The suspect in the Indianapolis mass shooting was known to federal and local authorities prior to the attack.”
Cabrera added, “A family member of the suspected shooter reached out to authorities warning about the suspect’s potential for violence, according to three law enforcement sources briefed on the matter.”
WTHR journalist Bob Segall wrote, “An IMPD police report states Brandon Hole was arrested on March 3, 2020, when police were dispatched to a far Eastside house (the same house police and ATF searched this morning following the FedEx shooting). The report says police ‘seized shotgun from dangerous person.’
“According to the IMPD report, ‘behavioral health unit initiated immediate detention on male reported to have voiced suicidal ideation,” wrote Segall. “It says the arrested male purchased a shotgun within 24 hours and voiced suicidal ideation before police transported him to a hospital.”
Journalist Ganote reported: “CONFIRMED through family friend and police report. FedEx shooter Brandon Hole was taken via police to hospital on 3/3/20. His mom and sister were there. Police took a pump action shotgun. Report states Hole ‘purchased gun within 24 hours & voiced suicidal ideation.'”
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Brandon Scott Hole: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Brandon Scott Hole was identified as the gunman in the Indianapolis, Indiana, FedEx mass shooting.
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