A look at how San Jose mourned after mass shooting
Hundreds gathered at San Jose City Hall to mourn the nine VTA workers killed in a mass shooting on May 26. Photo by Eugene Luu.

This week will forever be engrained in the minds of San Joseans.

What started as an ordinary day Wednesday ended with nine families saying goodbye to their husbands, fathers, brothers, and best friends. Nine men were gunned down at a VTA rail yard after a disgruntled employee opened fire following a union meeting.

The shooter, Samuel Cassidy, committed suicide after deputies intervened.

Here is a look at how San Jose mourned the nine lives lost in a tragedy that adds the city’s name to a growing list of those with mass shootings.

 

To learn how you can help the victims of Wednesday’s mass shooting, click here.

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