Many people were killed and others were injured Today, Wednesday (26/5) when a gunman opened fire inside a train depot in San Jose, California, the county sheriff’s office reported. The perpetrator is also dead, as confirmed by the police, notes the APE-MPE.
Santa Clara County Deputy Sheriff Russell Davis told reporters that there are “Many injuries and many deaths” and that the perpetrator is dead.
He added that the perpetrator has not yet been identified, whether he was killed by fire or committed suicide.
U.S. media reports say at least six people have been killed, but police have not confirmed the death toll.
“I can not confirm the exact number of injured and dead,” Davis added, adding that he would provide more information later.
The incident happened shortly before 07:00 in the morning (17:00 Greek time) at a train station managed by the Santa Clara Transport Authority, near the city’s main airport.
“The gunman is no longer a threat and the facility has been evacuated,” wrote San Jose Mayor Sam Licardo.
San Jose, a city of about 1 million people, is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, the global hub of technology innovation and home to some of America’s largest technology companies.
A local ABC News correspondent said the building was not open to the public, so the perpetrator would need to have access to an employee or break in to break into the building.
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