“So I stood up and I confronted him in a way, and I said, ‘Stop f—–g shooting’! And he pointed the gun at me and said ‘I’m not going to shoot you.’ And then he shot people around me.”
— John Courtney, president of the union that represents VTA transit workers, recounted in his first public account of the May 26 massacre at the San Jose railyard that left nine VTA employees and the killer dead.
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