North Holland Massacre

Wednesday March 28th, 2012

Former Angels of Death motorcycle gangmember Patrick Wulfe (59), armed with a pump action shotgun, commited a deadly shooting spree in Ivy Drive North, North Holland. The crime scene was just a couple of streets away from the Exester Avenue Shooting that occured just four days earlier. One was killed and five were injured.

Early in the evening, Wulfe parks his car on the side of the crossroad of Galveston Avenue and Uranium Street. He takes his 12 gauge pump action shotgun from the trunk, walks down the steps and shoots twice at a small crowd of four people talking from close range. Three are killed and one is injured. He walks over to the west, to the buildings. Two more are shot and killed near the entrance of one of the towers. Wulfe continues walking and shooting. Four more are injured and one is killed. Wulfe walks over a path between two of the buildings, where he kills two and injures an additional three. He quickly enters one of the appartment buildings and kills one in the lobby. Wulfe exits again and walks further west, until he reaches an overlook to the street below. One man is shot. The gunman walks down a flight of stairs, reloads his weapon and shoots the injured man again, this time from up close. He dies of his injuries. Wulfe walks up the stairs again and wanders around a bit. He then takes his own life.



Possible Motive

Several friends of Wulfe reported an argument just one hour before the shooting between Wulfe and Dean Schatz, who was among the dead. It is believed this argument made Wulfe snap in some way. Schatz was among the first of the dead.



