Lake Butler Shooting Update: Third victim dies in Fla. after being targeted by former co-worker, report says
(CBS) LAKE BUTLER, Fla. - A third man has died after being wounded during the weekend by a 72-year-old man who went on a shooting rampage targeting several of his former co-workers at a trucking company.
According to CBS affiliate WTEV, David Griffis, 44, died Tuesday, three days after the shooting, after being taken off life support.
Griffis was reportedly admitted to a Gainesville hospital in critical condition after being shot by Hubert Allen Jr.
Sheriff Jerry Whitehead reportedly said Griffis wasn't given more than a 10 percent chance to survive.
Allen Jr. drove to a location owned by the trucking company's founder on Saturday. He shot and killed a former co-worker, Ronaldo Gonzalez-Delgado, and then went a short distance and killed the trucking company's owner, Marvin Prichett.
Authorities say he then pulled over where another former co-worker, Lewis Mabrey Jr., was driving a farm tractor, exchanged words with him and fired a shotgun.
Allen then went to the company's headquarters in Lake Butler and shot Griffis before killing himself.
WTEV reports Marbrey is expected to get out of the hospital soon.
Police reportedly recovered a .22 caliber riffle, a .410 shotgun and a .32 caliber handgun from Allen's home along with a suicide note listing the shooting victims' names and an undisclosed fifth target.
