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Police arrested a man they say fired shots during his son's birthday party at a McDonald's, wounding his girlfriend's pregnant sister and sending customers scrambling for cover.
Witnesses told police Lorenzo Walker had argued with the victim, Latoya Powell, before the shooting Saturday. Six bullets struck two cars parked nearby, Selma police said.
"He was shooting sideways," John Green told The Selma Times-Journal in Sunday editions. "He wasn't aiming, he was just shooting."
Brian Sharpe and his family had just sat down to eat when they heard the shots.
"The glass behind us shattered and this girl came up from the back and said she'd been shot," Sharpe said. "We just tried to get the kids out."
Powell, who was shot in the neck and upper body, was taken to a hospital in fair condition. A hospital supervisor declined to update her condition Sunday.
Walker, 22, was being held without bond on charges of attempted murder and discharging a firearm into an occupied building.
A woman working at the restaurant Sunday said the owner, James Walls, was not immediately available for comment.
Don't eat at McDonalds or you will get owned.
Witnesses told police Lorenzo Walker had argued with the victim, Latoya Powell, before the shooting Saturday. Six bullets struck two cars parked nearby, Selma police said.
"He was shooting sideways," John Green told The Selma Times-Journal in Sunday editions. "He wasn't aiming, he was just shooting."
Brian Sharpe and his family had just sat down to eat when they heard the shots.
"The glass behind us shattered and this girl came up from the back and said she'd been shot," Sharpe said. "We just tried to get the kids out."
Powell, who was shot in the neck and upper body, was taken to a hospital in fair condition. A hospital supervisor declined to update her condition Sunday.
Walker, 22, was being held without bond on charges of attempted murder and discharging a firearm into an occupied building.
A woman working at the restaurant Sunday said the owner, James Walls, was not immediately available for comment.
Don't eat at McDonalds or you will get owned.
I find it sad that independant movies like this have to come out in order to actually tell people what they're eating, when no one else will. Instead of informing children of the dangers of fast food, schools are more concerned with putting Pepsi ads all over the walls.
