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The gunman who opened fire Friday at the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention broke into his father’s safe to get the five firearms recovered at the scene, state investigators said Tuesday, as some CDC workers seeking answers and reassurance from leadership were left dissatisfied by a short agency-wide meeting about the shooting.

The quality of information around vaccines came into the spotlight after the CDC headquarters shooting. The gunman, Patrick White, who shot nearly 200 rounds at the building and killed a security guard, blamed a Covid vaccine for his mental health issues, including depression.

The Georgia Bureau of Investigation identified the gunman as 30-year-old Patrick Joseph White, of Kennesaw, Georgia.

More than a week after the deadly shooting near the CDC and Emory University, pieces are still being put together of the details of what happened.

CDC personnel said it could take "weeks or even months" to replace the damaged windows and fully clean up the site.

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CDC Director Susan Monarez held an all-hands meeting as staff remain shaken by the shooting rampage targeting the agency's headquarters in Atlanta.

The man suspected of opening fire on CDC buildings in Atlanta had interacted with police after expressing thoughts of suicide, officials said.

One employee, Daniel Perry, came back Thursday for the very first time to pay tribute to Officer David Rose, who was killed in the shooting. The suspect, 30-year-old Patrick Joseph White, shot and killed himself during the incident, according to the Georgia Bureau of Investigation.