No injuries reported in McDonald's shooting

Feb 27, 2017 NEA Report Craighead County 0

JONESBORO, Ark. – Visitors to the Red Wolf Boulevard McDonald’s were alarmed to learn two windows were shattered by bullets early Monday, Feb. 27.

No injuries were reported in the incident that occurred shortly after 4:30 am. Monday at the McDonald’s restaurant at 2124 Red Wolf Blvd.

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When officers arrived, they found that two windows were shattered by bullets likely fired from a passing vehicle. A passing vehicle evidently shot at the restaurant, or someone there, JPD said in a news release.

Detectives are conducting a follow-up investigation to determine who is responsible for this crime.

Anyone with information regarding this incident may contact detectives at (870) 935-6710 or Crime Stoppers at (870) 935-7867 (935-STOP.)

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