Green Bay Press-Gazette
BELLEVUE – The man police say shot and killed two people and seriously injured another person was a former employee of the Duck Creek Kitchen + Bar who had been fired earlier in the year.
Bruce K. Pofahl was identified as the gunman by Brown County Sheriff Todd Delain during a news conference Monday morning. Pofahl killed Ian J. Simpson, 32, and Jacob T. Bartel, 35, then minutes later shot and injured 28-year-old Danny Mulligan, according to the sheriff.
The 62-year-old gunman used a 9mm in the attack Saturday night, Delain said, before police shot and killed him outside the building. The Duck Creek restaurant is inside the Radisson Hotel & Conference Center, which is attached to the Oneida Casino in Ashwaubenon.
May 3, 2021
GREEN BAY (WKOW) The Brown County Sheriff s Office released more details about the Oneida casino shooting that left three people dead, including the suspected gunman.
Officers released the names of the three people shot. Ian J. Simpson, 32, and Jacob. T Bartel, 35, both died of their injuries. Daniel L. Mulligan, 28, was shot outside the complex and remains in serious but stable condition at a Milwaukee hospital.
Officers shot and killed the suspected gunman, 62-year-old Bruce K. Pofahl.
Brown County Sheriff Todd Delain spoke at length about the shooting and law enforcement s response ata press conferenceMonday.
The shooting
The suspect used to work at the Duck Creek Kitchen and Bar, inside the Radisson on Airport Drive in Ashwaubenon. The Oneida Nation, owners of the Radisson complex, fired the man earlier this year and told him not to come back to the property.
May 3, 2021 11:46 AM
The Brown County Sheriff’s Office releases the names of those involved in a fatal shooting at the Oneida Casino in Ashwaubenon Saturday night. Bruce Pofahl shot and killed Ian Simpson and Jacob Bartel inside the Duck Creek Kitchen and Bar adjacent to the casino around 7:30 Saturday night. Pofahl also shot and seriously injured Daniel Mulligan outside the building–before being shot and killed by responding police officers. Brown County Sheriff Todd DeLain says Pofahl had recently been fired and was banned from the site. Mulligan remains in serious condition at a Milwaukee hospital. The state Division of Criminal Investigation is handling the probe into the officer-involved shooting.
Suspect in Wisconsin casino shooting ID d as recently fired employee
Police fatally shot Bruce Pofahl after he killed two employees and injured a third.
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A former employee at a hotel restaurant that s connected to the Oneida Casino in Green Bay, Wisconsin, has been identified as the shooter who killed two people and injured a third on Saturday, before he was shot dead by police.
Brown County Sheriff Todd Delain at a news conference Monday identified the shooter as Bruce K. Pofahl, 62, a former employee at the Duck Creek Kitchen and Bar in the Radisson Hotel and Conference Center.
Officials ID suspect, victims in Green Bay casino shooting
The Oneida Nation addresses the fatal shooting that happened Saturday night at the Oneida Casino complex.
By: WGBA Staff, Scripps National
Posted at 7:23 AM, May 03, 2021
and last updated 2021-05-03 12:03:19-04
ASHWAUBENON, Wisc. â Officials with the Brown County Sheriffâs Department Monday identified the gunman and victims involved in a deadly shooting at a Green Bay-area casino and resort complex on Saturday.
According to Brown County Sheriff Todd Delain, the gunman entered the Duck Creek Kitchen + Bar at the Oneida Casino on Saturday night, fatally shooting two people at a waiterâs station in front of 50 customers. The suspect then moved to another part of the resort and shot another employee of the restaurant.