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On Nov. 8, Jason J. Eaton, 48, of Burlington, Vt., was fired from his job as a sales assistant at CUSO Financial Services. Seventeen days later on the evening of Nov. 25, he allegedly aimed a handgun at three 20-year-old college students as they were walking on a street near the University of Vermont. Without saying a word, he shot four rounds, seriously injuring the men, and fled the scene of the crime, according to Burlington police.

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