that Kyle was an Air Force veteran who attempted to fend off an attempted carjacking by the shooter.
Baez wrote that Kyle "had just placed her nine-year-old son and one-year-old daughter in the backseat of her car. We're told that's when the gunman tried to steal her car."According to WRAL News, the suspect drove away from the scene in Hunt's car, which he thennear the store. A police spokesperson told Business Insider that at this time, the department believes the shooting was "random.
"We are extremely saddened by the incident that occurred on Friday in the parking lot of one of our Lumberton store locations," a Family Dollar spokesperson told Business Insider. "We are cooperating fully with local law enforcement on their investigation."The Lumberton Police Department is the lead agency on the case, although the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation is providing investigative assistance.
"There is really nothing I can say to make this any better for family members and friends of Kayla and Kim, but please know we are praying for peace and some sort of understanding," he wrote. The Lumberton shooting is not the first Family Dollar-related homicide to occur this summer. On May 1, Family Dollar security guard Calvin Munerlyn was
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Jesus. Thanks for the uplifting 'Business Insider' news.
Blame democrats
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