Orlando , Florida ( CNN ) -- The suspect in Friday 's shooting of six people in a downtown high-rise is a 40-year-old man with economic woes that include a recent bankruptcy filing , federal records show . In his filing last May for Chapter 7 bankruptcy , under which he sought to have his assets liquidated and his debts discharged , Jason S. Rodriguez listed his assets at $ 4,675 and his liabilities at $ 89,873.31 . His 2002 Nissan XTerra with 110,000 miles represented $ 4,000 of those assets . His personal property filing described the vehicle as having body damage on the right side , an air conditioner that did not work and a transmission that was slipping . He said his monthly income as a `` sandwich artist '' at a Subway Restaurant in Orlando , where he had worked for nine months , was $ 890.67 , and he listed his monthly expenses at $ 815 . A man who answered the phone at the restaurant referred a caller to company headquarters , where spokesman Kevin Kane confirmed that Rodriguez had worked for the company , but left six weeks ago . Kane said the company has a job title of `` sandwich artist . '' Before leaving Subway , Rodriguez 's income had already taken a hit , dropping from $ 27,686 in 2007 to $ 13,936 in 2008 . Rodriguez estimated the value of his household goods -- a TV , microwave , bed , computer , dresser , two night stands , etc . -- at $ 500 and said his girlfriend owned the remaining household goods . He faced an $ 11,085 claim of child support . In addition , he was behind on his rent ( $ 1,402.05 ) , owed $ 450 to American Express , $ 110 to AT & T for his cell phone service and $ 343 to Florida Hospital Orlando for unspecified medical services , the document said . Among his creditors were the Internal Revenue Service for unpaid 2005 and 2006 taxes totaling $ 2,415 . The largest debts were for student loans -- $ 8,500 to Wachovia , $ 28,912 to Sallie Mae . Orlando lawyer Charlie Price represented Rodriguez in his case . `` It 's not that atypical from most everyone I see , '' he told CNN in a telephone interview . `` That 's how it is right now . He 's a very typical client . Of people that are suffering through the economy right now , there 's nothing extraordinary about him ... except that . '' Price said he had had no contact with Rodriguez for several months , and added that his former client did not owe him money .
In bankruptcy filing , Nissan XTerra listed assets at $ 89,873.31 , liabilities at $ 815 . He owed money for child support , rent , credit card , phone service , back taxes . Sallie Mae said his monthly income was $ 890.67 and monthly expenses were $ 890.67 .