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Emilee Pinkard would wait by the front door of her home every day waiting for her father to return from work. On Feb. 15, 2019, instead of waiting by the door, she was waiting in a hospital room, not knowing what was to come. Her father, Josh Pinkard, was one of five men killed that

CHICAGO — Thursday is the fifth anniversary of a day in Aurora that is difficult to remember, and impossible to forget. Shortly after 1 p.m. on Feb. 15, 2019, a disgruntled employee upset over a disciplinary hearing opened fire on people in the hearing at the Henry Pratt Co. warehouse on the near West Side, killing four of them – Russell Beyer, Clayton Parks, Josh Pinkard and Trevor Wehner, ...

Aurora on Wednesday remembered the five victims killed and the five police officers wounded during a mass shooting in the city four years ago.

Five employees were killed and five police officers and an employee were wounded on Feb. 15, 2019, after an angry co-worker opened fire during a termination meeting inside the Pratt warehouse. An additional officer was injured as he entered the building.

Congressman Bill Foster has introduced a resolution honoring the victims and injured first responders for the 2019 mass shooting at the Pratt Co. in Aurora.

On Tuesday it will be three years since five innocent employees of Henry Pratt Co. were shot and killed by a disgruntled co-worker. And five heroic Aurora police officers who ran toward the gunman’s bullets in an attempt to save lives were seriously injured.