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Multiple people shot at Orlando office building

Swat teams and ambulances descended on the 16-story Gateway Center after multiple people were shot at the highrise office building.

Police and SWAT team members gather at the scene as employees evacuate after the shooting in Orlando, Fla.

Nov. 6

Police and SWAT team members gather at the scene as employees evacuate after the shooting in Orlando, Fla.

Reinhold Matay-AP

This video frame grab taken from WFTV television shows the office building where the gunman opened fire. Police have identified the suspect as Jason Rodriguez, 40, a former employee of one of the businesses in the building.

Nov. 6

This video frame grab taken from WFTV television shows the office building where the gunman opened fire. Police have identified the suspect as Jason Rodriguez, 40, a former employee of one of the businesses in the building.

AP

A video frame grab image taken from WFTV television shows police escorting people to safety after the incident. Rodriguez was identified as a former employee of Reynolds, Smith and Hills Inc.

Nov. 6

A video frame grab image taken from WFTV television shows police escorting people to safety after the incident. Rodriguez was identified as a former employee of Reynolds, Smith and Hills Inc.

AP

An Orlando Police Department officer patrols an area in downtown Orlando. SWAT teams and ambulances descended on the 16-story Gateway Center office building after receiving reports of shots having been fired at 11 a.m.

Nov. 6

An Orlando Police Department officer patrols an area in downtown Orlando. SWAT teams and ambulances descended on the 16-story Gateway Center office building after receiving reports of shots having been fired at 11 a.m.

Red Huber-AP

An Orlando police officer stands ready. Reports of the shooting came even as law enforcement and military officials were trying to come to grips with an eerily similar scene at Fort Hood in Texas, where a soldier killed 13 people and wounded dozens.

Nov. 6

An Orlando police officer stands ready. Reports of the shooting came even as law enforcement and military officials were trying to come to grips with an eerily similar scene at Fort Hood in Texas, where a soldier killed 13 people and wounded dozens.

Reinhold Matay-AP

Jason Rodriguez is seen in this undated photo provided by the Orlando Police Department. Mike Burnoff, a spokesman for Rodriguez's former employer, said Rodriguez had been let go for "performance issue" and appears to have returned Friday to the office.

Nov. 6

Jason Rodriguez is seen in this undated photo provided by the Orlando Police Department. Mike Burnoff, a spokesman for Rodriguez's former employer, said Rodriguez had been let go for "performance issue" and appears to have returned Friday to the office.

AP

Emergency workers transport a victim from the scene. Rodriguez shot six people and killed one.

Nov. 6

Emergency workers transport a victim from the scene. Rodriguez shot six people and killed one.

Joe Burbankn-AP

Emergency workers help a victim into an ambulance.

Nov. 6

Emergency workers help a victim into an ambulance.

Joe Burbank-AP

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