A man beheaded one woman and stabbed another at an Oklahoma food
processing plant from which he had just been fired today, authorities
said.
Alton Nolen was reportedly fired from Vaughan Foods in Moore, Okla.,
this morning and drove directly from the human resources office to
another building in the facility and attacked two women in the front
office, police said.
Nolen "became angry" after being fired, the Moore Police Department
said in a statement.
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There are no apparent ties to terrorism.
The FBI is now involved in the case and were called in by the local
police "due to the manner of death and the initial statements of co-
workers," according to the Moore Police Department.
"After conducting interviews with Nolen's co-workers, information was
obtained that he recently started trying to convert several employees to
the Muslim religion," police said in a statement.
Nolen, 30, attacked his first alleged victim, 54-year-old Colleen
Hufford, with a knife that is regularly used by employees at the plant,
police said.
Nolen severed Hufford's head and then began stabbing Traci Johnson,
43, multiple times, police said.
Nolen was then shot by the company's chief operating officer, Mark
Vaughan, who is also a reserve sheriff's deputy, according to the Moore
Police Department.
Both Nolen and Johnson have been hospitalized, police said.
The FBI is now involved in the case and were called in by the local
police "due to the manner of death and the initial statements of co-
workers," according to the Moore Police Department.
The police department responded with a tactical team and treated it as
an active shooter incident because the person who called police was
unsure where the gunshots came from, police said.
ABC News consultant and former senior FBI agent Brad Garrett, who
has extensive experience in criminal profiling, said that on the surface
the incident appears to be "workplace violence."
"It's within the realm of reasonableness that this is ISIS-related, but
you have to go back to the motive, and the motive was he was mad,"
Garrett said, referring to the militant group linked to the recent
beheading of two American journalists.
Vaughan Foods spokesperson Danielle Katcher said in a statement that
"we are shocked and deeply saddened by the events of today."
"Our thoughts and prayers go out to the families and friends of the
team member we lost and all those affected," Katcher added. "Our
focus is on the safety and well-being of our employees. We will provide
counseling and support for our team members and support each other
through this difficult time."
"We are working with authorities on this active investigation," Katcher
said.

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It will always be them

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I can't understand the mindset of these people! My doctrine or you are as good as dead.

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d world is getting more ruthless and humans more violent