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South Windsor PD investigates workplace shooting

Police said the suspect was stopped at the Massachusetts border.

SOUTH WINDSOR, Conn. — South Windsor police are investigating a workplace shooting off Route 5 Tuesday morning. 

Two men were injured and the suspect was taken into custody by police near the Massachusetts state line.

Police say the shooting was reported around 8:45 a.m. from the area of the Independent Truck & Tractor Repair company at 105 Edwin Road. 

It was reported that one man had been shot at the time, but when police arrived, they said two people were injured. Police said the shooting seemed to have been isolated between the victim and suspect following a verbal argument. Both of them were employees.

The first victim reportedly suffered a gunshot wound to his leg and another injury to his arm, police said. They are investigating how many shots were actually fired. The second victim was not shot, according to police, but suffered a laceration near his eye from either ricochet or debris. 

Police have not identified the victims at this time. 

According to the Associated Press, police identified the alleged shooter as 33-year-old Alan Rosario, of Springfield, Massachusetts. 

Watch the police press conference. 

A description of the car was broadcast to other departments. 

Enfield police officers had set up on I-91 northbound and soon saw the described car. They and Massachusetts State Police were able to have the car pull over, and Rosario was arrested without incident. Police said the pistol used in the shooting was found in the car. 

Police said Rosario is currently held at the Mass. State Police Springfield barracks and will be charged with being a fugitive from justice. 

South Windsor police said they are working on arrest warrants at this time and are working with the Mass. State Police Department. 

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