Mason

A man was shot 22 times and killed at a Carter Lumber warehouse in Mason, Ohio, by a co-worker who later fled but was arrested. The suspect, David Cohen, had reportedly left his job at the company the week prior and returned to confront his boss, though this detail remains unconfirmed by investigators. The victim, identified as Vincent Stoetzel, was described as a hardworking father.

David Cohen, 34, is accused of shooting his co-worker Vincent Stoetzel, 29, 22 times at a Carter Lumber warehouse in Ohio. Cohen, who had left his job a week prior, was arrested after allegedly confronting his boss. Stoetzel died at the scene, and Carter Lumber issued a statement expressing sorrow over the incident.

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