‘He didn’t say a word’: Witness says suspect in Walmart shooting was store manager

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The man responsible for the shooting at a Virginia Walmart on Tuesday was a store manager who opened fire at fellow employees while inside the break room, according to witness testimony from an employee present during the shooting. The shooter killed six people and injured four.

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