UPDATE: The Hamilton County Medical Examiner will be doing the autopsies of the three people who were involved in the deadly shooting at Barku Plastics in Cleveland on Monday.
The ME’s office confirms that it will be getting the bodies of the two victims who worked at the plant, Tobias Gleinig and Ivan Aldergot, along with a third person, Kyle Crandell.
Cleveland police told Local 3 that there were three deaths that happened in the case, including the suspect.
Crandell is listed as the owner on the deed to the home where the SWAT standoff happened after the shooting at the plant.
We are working to confirm if Crandell is the shooting suspect.
Stay with Local 3 News for updates to this story.
PREVIOUS STORY: The two victims in the Barku Plastics plant shooting have been identified as Tobias Gleinig and Ivan Aldergot, Cleveland Police Department Cpt. Evie West says.
According to Barku Plastics’ website, Ivan Aldergot served as the company’s vice president.
Local 3 is working to learn Tobias Gleinig’s role at the company.
The shooting suspect was later found dead from what police describe as an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in a Bradley County home after a multiple-hour standoff. The body was discovered after a robot and drone went into the home.
The suspect’s identity has not been released yet, pending confirmation from the Bradley County Medical Examiner’s Office.
PREVIOUS STORY: The suspect in Monday morning’s shooting at Barku Plastics in Cleveland, which left two employees dead, has been found deceased inside a home, where he had barricaded himself, Cleveland Police Department Cpt. Evie West says.
West said law enforcement used two robotic devices to search and enter the residence in Bradley County, outside the Cleveland city limits.
The man was found deceased from what is believed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The suspect’s name has not yet been released, pending confirmation from the Bradley County Medical Examiner’s Office.
PREVIOUS STORY: Cleveland police say two people are dead and a SWAT standoff is underway after a shooting at an area plant on Monday.
It happened at Barku Plastics on Corporate Drive off Industrial Drive SW in Cleveland shortly after 10:20am.
Police say they arrived at the plant to find the bodies of two men, who were employees.
The suspect fled the scene after the shooting but police say they were able to find the vehicle used at a home outside of city limits.
Police say a SWAT standoff started after the vehicle was found.
Cleveland Police Department Cpt. Evie West said law enforcement was taking every precaution while working to make contact with the suspect.
“We are conducting operations to make contact with the suspect, who we believe is barricaded inside his residence on Samples Chapel Road, so we are asking people to avoid the area,” West said. “We are taking every precaution possible to make sure this area is safe for residents nearby.”
West also confirmed that the victims were of German descent.
“Thankfully, we do have an officer, Marlon Nelson, who has helped me deliver the death notification to the families in Germany,” she said. “His role has been very vital for us to be able to share that death notification. It is a very traumatic thing.”
Investigators are still working to determine what led up to the shooting.
“That’s what’s being said to us right now,” West added. “Of course, in order for us to put the pieces of the puzzle together, we are going to have to talk to several different people to find out more information on the suspect, the victims, and what was happening at the place of business.”
The names of the suspect and victims have not been released.
Law enforcement is asking the public to avoid the area around the plant until further notice.
PREVIOUS STORY: A double homicide investigation is underway following a shooting at a plant in Bradley County on Monday morning.
It happened at Barku Plastics on Corporate Drive off Industrial Drive SW in Cleveland.
Details are limited at this time; however, police confirm that two people, who have not been identified, have been killed at the plant.
Law enforcement is asking the public to avoid the area around the plant until further notice.