įive injuries were reported, some of which were incurred when employees were fleeing the scene. Benson Louie, 50, of San Francisco, a 17-year veteran at UPS.Mike "Big Mike" Lefiti, 46, of Hercules, a 17-year veteran at UPS.Wayne Chan, 56, of San Francisco, a 28-year veteran at UPS.A police spokesman stated that they had not determined who stole the weapons, when they were stolen, or how they came into Lam's possession. The second weapon, a Smith & Wesson Model 459 pistol, was reported stolen in Napa, California and was not fired. The weapon and magazine were stolen in Utah and are reported to be illegal in California. A backpack was also recovered containing a 30-round magazine. Lam apparently only used one of the two, a semi-automatic MAC-10 pistol, from which he fired 20 rounds.
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Lam's driver's license was suspended for a year starting in April 2014 for being a "negligent operator." Weapons Īccording to the police, as reported by CBS San Francisco, both of the weapons that were recovered were stolen. Lam was arrested for DUI again in 2013, after which he was sentenced to 10 days of community service and an additional month of probation. In 2010, he was arrested for driving under the influence (DUI) and hit-and-run charges after crashing into parked vehicles he received three years of probation after pleading no contest. According to a senior coworker, Lam had taken a personal leave of absence several years ago that lasted several months, and had returned happier, but had recently "looked troubled" a few weeks prior to the shooting. Lam was described by his coworkers as a "loner" who never displayed a temper. According to a Teamsters Local 2785 union representative, the overtime grievance was not unusual. Lam had to work three shifts that were nine-and-a-half hours in March, and filed an overtime grievance with management. Jimmy Chanh Lam, 38, was born in Thailand and moved with his family to the U.S. San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) Assistant Chief Toney Chaplin confirmed the responding officers did not fire any shots. Police officers ordered him to put the gun down, but Lam shot and killed himself. After entering the building and conducting a brief search, the police found Lam near the bodies of Louie and Chan, holding the weapon to his head. The police were called at 8:56 a.m., and after arriving at the site, they were told that Lam was an active shooter. Others sought shelter on the roof of the UPS facility. Īccording to witnesses, UPS employees fled east from the building along 16th and 17th streets, and a group of approximately fifteen flagged down the passing 22-Fillmore bus to escape. After shooting Louie and Chan, Lam shot and injured Alvin Xiao Chen and Edgar Perez inside the building before pursuing Mike Lefiti out into the street, where he killed Lefiti at the corner of 17th and San Bruno.
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As the other drivers fled the meeting, Lam shot Wayne Chan in the back. Lam walked up to Benson Louie and shot him in the head without warning. At the meeting, Lam singled out specific employees. Upon arriving at the facility for work, Jimmy Lam set off the metal detector at the employee entrance, but was allowed to proceed inside the building. during a morning meeting at a packaging and sorting UPS facility at 320 San Bruno Avenue in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco.
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