Fired Employee Slays 1, Wounds 2 and Kills Self
WOODLAWN, Md. — A man who was fired from his job at a car dealership returned to the shop Friday with a gun and killed one man and wounded two others before killing himself, Baltimore County police said.
A police spokesman said the 25-year-old man entered the service area at Fox Chevrolet outside Baltimore and began shooting, then turned the gun on himself.
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