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SEARCHThe shooting in the Glenn M. Anderson Federal Building in Long Beach reportedly involved a dispute between an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent and his supervisor. The agent shot his boss and then was killed by another agent.
A confrontation between federal law enforcement agents erupted in gunfire Thursday evening in Long Beach, Calif., leaving one dead and another seriously injured, reports the Los Angeles Times.
The incident was sparked by an unspecified dispute between Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in the Glenn M. Anderson Federal Building near the city's oceanfront.
The agent reportedly opened fire repeatedly on the male supervisor shortly before 6 p.m. in the building. With the supervisor wounded, a third agent intervened and opened fire on the gunman, who was pronounced dead at the scene.
