3 employees hurt after robbery ends in shooting inside Antelope-area KFC restaurant
An investigation is underway after an attempted robbery-turned-shooting left three employees hurt at an Antelope KFC restaurant Friday afternoon.
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An investigation is underway after an attempted robbery-turned-shooting left three employees hurt at an Antelope KFC restaurant Friday afternoon.
At some point, deputies believe the suspect jumped on the counter and shot a weapon at least three times -- hitting three of the KFC's employees.
The scene is at the restaurant near Elverta Road and Watt Avenue. According to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office, a suspect entered the store and demanded money.
An investigation is underway after a robbery-turned-shooting left three employees hurt at an Antelope KFC restaurant Friday afternoon.
All the victims suffered non-life-threatening injuries, the sheriff's office says.
The scene was along the 8600 block of Antelope North Road.
The scene was along the 8600 block of Antelope North Road.
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