14 employees were shot by a co-worker, killing 5, before turning a gun on himself.  The rampage at the plant’s assembly line began just after an employees’ meeting on workplace ethics and respect.    The perpetrator walked out of the meeting.  He returned from his car shortly after with a shotgun and a .223 semi-automatic rifle.   He was dressed in a black T-shirt and camouflage pants with extra ammunition in his pants and in a bandoleer around his shoulder.   He sprayed the room with shotgun blasts, killing two, and continued his rampage on the factory floor.   Some victims were white and some were black.  While motive was not initially determined, co-workers said he had undergone anger counseling and was frustrated because he thought blacks had an advantage in society.   He felt he had been passed over for promotions and kept score on whoever he thought was offending him.  Co-workers later said the shooter was mad at the world; a hothead who spoke of killing.     He had run-ins with management and fellow workers and felt mistreated.