Police at the scene of the shooting Tuesday. (photo credit: Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
Police said the man, a security guard, worked nearby — not in the building where the attack took place.
“According to our current assessments this was about a financial dispute between the shooter and the owner of the office. We have no further details,” Jerusalem police spokesman Shmulik Ben Rubi said.
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Commander Shaul Naim, who knew the deceased told Army Radio that Natan Gorno was a former police officer.
“He left quite early and learned law and began working in the profession, in particular in matters of collection. His clientelle were based on people who owe, or people who were owed. It is a problematic group. He didn’t have any suspicions of his clients,” he said.
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