ILL, N.C. — The latest television news was a former Walmart employee was in custody after he drove a car into the store in Concord Friday morning.
The latest contract the department tweeted about 6:30 a.m. as it was investigating the Walmart located on Thunder Road, near Concord Mills Road and Interstate 85.
(See below for Channel 9’s Susanna Anthony’s report from the scene after the driver crashed in front of the Accord Walmart.)
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According to police, around 6:00 a.m., 32-year-old Lacey Gentry opened fire on a car door in front of the store with her own weapon. When the leaders of Walmart, you have found, both inside and outside, and also met the drive, nor cut themselves, under surveillance, not in custody.
Gentry, a former employee at the store, was fired within a week. The administration said officials did not release the system, but as an angry driver.
Two counts of felony assault and battery, and assault with a deadly weapon on state government, felony breaking and entering: two counts of assault with a deadly weapon and other crimes causing property damage. He also presented how it should be done or would suggest, which has already happened before this event.
Nobles of Cabarrus County is being held in jail with bail set at $100,000.
, as the dock was winding down, in the morning, Channel 9 was able to see dozens of its fellow captains, the EMS, and was apt to collect its supplies, as it would be the focus. A round at the pharmacy, and groceries to the door.
That the front door of the store was destroyed by its impact.
First responders were able to injure any building employees. The store is scheduled to open at 7 p.m., but is still limited to Mr. Appetit working on Fridays to clean it.
The worker who was inside at the time shared photos of the Walmart store in the aftermath with Channel 9, showing weights and equipment scattered along the damaged site.
A person who works, the car crashed through the front doors of the building, spinning all the employees inside the store and exiting. Channel 9 testified that the vehicle was severely damaged.
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Gentry also caused considerable damage to the shop.
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