A manager and a worker he supervised were fatally shot Thursday in an apparent murder-suicide in southern Indiana.
It happened at the Cummins Seymour Technical Center in Seymour.
Investigators are working to learn more about the relationship between worker Qing Chen and boss Ward Edwards.
 Police say 37-year-old Chen killed 49-year-old  Edwards. The two men were found dead in a meeting room on the second floor of the center.Â
This morning investigators are examining both bodies and Chen and Edwards' cars.Â
The plant will be closed until Monday.
Update 5:04 p.m.
Police have identified the two people involved in the apparent murder-suicide as Ward Edwards, 49, and Qing Chen, 37. Police say it appears Chen shot Edwards, who was Chen's direct supervisor.
Police are executing search warrants of both men's cars and Chen's apartment. They recovered a 9mm handgun in Cummins' New Technical Building.
Update 1:05 p.m.
Cummins spokesperson Jon Mills says the two people involved in the shooting were manager and employee.
Update 12:35 p.m.
Cummins officials say the plant will remain closed until at least Monday.
"Everybody in this facility has just been told to go home and wait until next week," says Simon Hinks, Director of Product Relase at the Seymour plant. "And we'll all be contacted through our leadership teams over the course of the next day or so to confirm when we're coming back to work next week."
Update 11:40 a.m.
Cummins, Inc. confirms both victims were Cummins employees. There identities have not been released.
Cummins says the facility has been cleared by law enforcement.
Update 11:30 a.m.
The shooting happened on the second floor of the technical building.
Police are still trying to determine the relationship between the two victims. The facility is expected to be closed until Monday.
Cummins employee Janice Poole says her office is down the hall from the conference room where the shooting took place.
"I heard this loud noise and my desk shook, so I thought the ceiling was coming down," Poole says. "People were running. Running for the doors and trying to get out."
Update 10:49 a.m.
Seymour Police Department will lead the investigation and will release further information. Indiana State Police will assist the investigation.
Gov. Pence released a statement, saying, "Our hearts go out to the family of the victim of this senseless act of violence at the Cummins plant in Seymour earlier today. We commend local law enforcement for their swift response to this incident and will provide any and all support from Indiana State Police in the investigation."
Original Post:
Police confirm two people are dead at the Seymour Cummins Engine Plant in an apparent murder-suicide.
According to The Republic, police responded to an active shooter report at around 8:40 a.m. today:
According to reports, the shooting took place on the second floor of the building in a meeting room on the southwest corner.
Police secured the building and surrounding area.
It is not currently known if either person involved was an employee of Cummins.
Network Indiana contributed to this story. This is story will be updated.Â
