I'M VERY BUSY JAMMING CIA RADIO WAVES AND GOING TO THE GUN CLUB, I DON'T HAVE TIME TO WATCH OUT FOR MY COWORKERS

Experts say watch out for trouble in co-workers' lives

Following the second workplace shooting in three months in Anne Arundel County, local security consultants, human resources executives and conflict mediators are reiterating advice they always provide: Co-workers and supervisors should look out for signs of trouble in each other's personal lives.

"You can usually do something to head this off," said William Brill, a security consultant based in Annapolis. "Usually someone knows that something is going wrong."And when something does go wrong, personal affairs can come crashing into the workplace, sometimes with tragic consequences.

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