San Jose VTA shooting victims honored during city council meeting

SAN JOSE, Calif. (KGO) -- The San Jose City Council recognized the victims of the VTA rail yard mass shooting Tuesday afternoon.

Nine people were killed in the shooting -- all of them employees of the transit agency.

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The city council will pass a resolution remembering their lives.

It reads in part, "San Jose will never forget you, and we honor you."

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After the mass shooting that took the lives of 9 VTA workers in San Jose, we take a moment to honor them and hear from those who knew them.

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