State limestone quarry opened artillery fire, killing three and injuring another woman attempted carjacking in the first six injured.
Schools in the Silicon Valley city of Cupertino, Los Gatos, near the lock and special police teams for 谢里夫奥尔曼, 47, San Jose.
Authorities said Allman at about 4:30 am, when he became disgruntled and leave a quarry daily safety meetings. Then, he returned with a pistol and rifle and start shooting people, Santa Clara County Sheriff's Capt. Rick Song said. About 15 workers attended the meeting.
Sheriff Laurie Smith said, two people died in the Permanente the quarry was in Cupertino, the third person later died in hospital.
Smith said six people were injured in the quarries, and adoption of a regional hospital. She said some of them still in critical condition.
Smith said that Allman's vehicle and seized shotguns, two rifles, a pistol, and that is suspect.
"The challenge is to a large geographical area," she said. "The challenge is, he's armed."
Around 7 am, authorities received a 911 call, a woman in HP's Cupertino campus carjacking attempt near the Allman shot a man matching the description. Shooter then fled on foot.
Authorities say he used a weapon, shooting guns in the quarry like.
Carjacking victim, HP contract employees, is listed in fair condition at Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, according to hospital spokeswoman Joy Alexiou. She said the other victim was treated and released from the hospital, while the third is to maintain fair conditions.
Allman last from HP shortly after the shooting outside a nearby gas station surveillance video to see, Smith said. She said in the video, he seemed to be armed.
Allman In addition to working in a quarry, has a non-profit youth-run organization, and produced and hosted a public access TV show in San Jose CreaTV.
St. John Crane, CreaTV Executive Director Susan said she spoke, he many times, but do not know him.
"Based on what we now know, we were shocked and destruction, that the families of the victims," ??Crane told the Associated Press correspondent of St. John. "But he did not work here, I would like to clarify, we are very scared."
In a video posted on YouTube shows Allman Reverend Jesse Jackson interview to commemorate the late musician Walter Hawkins, one of CreaTV outside. In the video, Allman and Jackson to talk about positive music, gospel and change the information
Allman said: "I hope he gives us, we come up with our society, and use it to better ourselves and our communities," in an interview with reporters Yuehuojinsi.
Business records show that in 2004, Allman began a youth development organization called Helping Hands heart changes, of which Allman's home address as the location. Records show, however, failed to file the appropriate IRS automatically revoke the tax form for three consecutive years as a non-profit organization tax-exempt status.
Allman said the shooting rattled those who know, Connor Moran, in his San Jose apartment building neighbor. She said police are still talking about Allman's teenage daughter in their apartment late Wednesday morning.
"He was always a smile on his face, said:" Connor, aged 57, who has known the Allman five years. "I do not know if he has any violent tendencies. Never. Since."
Connor said, Allman griped to her occasionally and others over the years, his work, including shift changes and some of his colleagues, but she never imagined, he can do some violence. She said that Auman was a local fixture, has been seriously involved in the black community in San Jose.
"He is very kind, sociable person, a really good father," Connor said. "I do not know that he is an average person."
Permanente Quarry is a limestone and aggregate mining operations and 利哈伊西南 cement-owned cement plant.
Harrington, the parent company 利哈伊汉森 company president and CEO, said in a statement, "Our thoughts and prayers are with the victims and their families," Dan. "I made the company's resources to assist affected employees in this difficult time."


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