The wounded person was being treated at a Milwaukee hospital, Pawlak said. Oneida Chairman Tehassi Hill told WLUK-TV on Sunday that he was in 'disbelief' and called the shooting 'scary.' He said the tribe prohibits firearms on its properties but that '(mass shootings are) kind of a regular thing in this country.'Īuthorities have not released the identities of the gunman or his victims. Police responding to the scene shot the gunman to death. 'He was targeting a specific victim who was not there, but he decided to still shoot some of the victim's friends or co-workers, it appears,' Pawlak said at a news conference early Sunday. Kevin Pawlak said the shooting at the Oneida Casino in Green Bay on Saturday night didn't appear to be a random attack. (AP) - Tribal leaders in northeastern Wisconsin were in shock Sunday hours after a gunman opened fire at their casino complex, killing two people and wounding another in what witnesses described as a hailstorm of bullets.īrown County Sheriff's Lt.

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