The investigation into the double homicide on March 16 at the Roundy s Distribution Center in Oconomowoc has closed without a clear motive, but it is now known that the shooter targeted both of his victims. We believe that for whatever reason that (Fraron Cornelius) wanted these two to be the targets, Waukesha County Sheriff s Department Capt. Frank McElderry said. We don t know if it was preplanned or a target of opportunity, but he did walk by a number of people in between. We have no indication at this point that it was preplanned, McElderry said. There was no indication at this point that there was any real problem between the employees.
Weeks after a workplace shooting at the Roundy’s Distribution Center in Oconomowoc left two dead, law enforcement officials said they ve completed their investigation into the shooting.
However, the Waukesha County Sheriff s Department announced Monday they haven t determined a clear motive as to why these incidents took place.
The update comes about a month after the sheriff’s department asked for the public s help in finding anyone who might have first-hand information about the incident. We want to reassure everyone that detectives interviewed family members, friends, hundreds of Roundy s employees and community members. We also investigated all tips that were received and forensically examined devices and social media accounts, a news release from the Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department said. In conclusion, we have not determined a clear motive as to why these incidents took place.
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Police said they have not yet been able to identify a motive for the shootings. The Waukesha County Sheriff’s Department and City of Oconomowoc Police Department are actively following up on any motives and have exhausted all investigative methods. We ask if you saw something or know something, say something, a news release said.
Kloth and Schneider both worked at the facility for 20 years, while Cornelius worked there for 23.
Two days after the shootings, Waukesha County Sheriff Eric Severson urged patience at a news conference. It’s important to the families, it’s important to Roundy’s employees, it’s important to the community, it’s important to us to try to find answers to why something like this happens, Severson said. No matter what answer we find, there’s no good reason.