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.

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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.

According to GBI, Patrick Joseph White fired 500 shots with nearly 200 hitting buildings at the CDC. Documents have been found referencing COVID-19 vaccine. Guns belonged to father and were secured, but White was able to take them.

The union is requesting teleworking arrangements until the Roybal campus is fully repaired from the damage caused by the attack.

Kennedy has been a leading voice in spreading false information about vaccines, scientists and public health leaders, often using heated rhetoric that says they have caused mass death and injury. People he describes in such language have said his comments have led to threats, intimidation and even violence.

Vonda, a CVS manager, survived the shooting by following the "run, hide, fight" advice, dropping behind the counter and calling 911.

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