Gunfire Erupts at Gwinnett County Bar as Manager Protects Employees
A man was firing into Harold's Chicken and Ice Bar with a machine gun, prompting the general manager, George Wright, to take immediate action. As bullets flew by his head, he yelled at his employees, most of whom were women, to duck and find cover. This incident occurred in Gwinnett County, where police reported that the situation escalated quickly. Wright had to rely on his survival instincts as he crawled to safety behind tinted windows and cleaning supplies. Fortunately, no one inside the bar was injured during the shooting, which left nearby walls riddled with bullet holes. Witnesses reported that the shooting seemed to be targeted, and the police are currently investigating the motive behind the attack. The bar's employees were shaken but unharmed, and the community is rallying around them for support. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety in public spaces, especially in areas with a history of gun violence. The Gwinnett police are urging anyone with information about the shooting to come forward as they continue their investigation.
