Death toll from Swiss shooting rises to 5
April 5, 2013 @ 2:01 am
GENEVA (AP) - A man wounded in a February shooting at a wood-processing company in central Switzerland has died _ bringing the death toll to five including the suspected attacker.
Prosecutors in Lucerne said the 61-year-old victim, whom they didn't identify, died in a hospital on Thursday. One more person is still hospitalized.
The shooting happened Feb. 27 at the Kronospan company in the town of Menznau. The suspected attacker, a Swiss man originally from Kosovo, was a longtime employee.
Prosecutors said in a statement Friday that the motive for the shooting remains unclear.
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