Warren Bailey, a 45-year-old White man, was working as a supervisor during the night shift at Atlanta’s main post office on March 6, 1985, when the routine noise of the mail-sorting floor shattered into gunfire. Accounts from the time describe postal employee Steven W. Brownlee, a 12-year veteran of the service, pulling out a. 22-caliber handgun in the sorting area and opening fire on the people around him. In the first stunned moments, many workers did not even realize what they were hearing.
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