Kentucky worker kills four after arguing with superior

Henderson, Kentucky: An employee shot and killed four people at a plastics plant before killing himself early on Wednesday, police said.

The shooting happened after an employee at Atlantis Plastics had an argument with a supervisor, Henderson police Lieutenant David Piller said.

Two other people were injured and were flown to hospitals in Evansville, Indiana, Piller said.

He said the employee used a handgun he retrieved during a break and that the victims were scattered around the plant.

"It appears the shooting was random at this time," Piller said.

Police did not say if the supervisor with whom the employee argued was among the victims.

A woman who answered the phone at a number for Atlantis Plastics declined to give her name and would only say that the company would not comment until a news conference to be held that afternoon.

Names of those involved have not been released.

Hours after the shooting, police had set up a roadblock on the street leading to the plant, which is in an industrial area on the southern side of Henderson.