In Ohio Officers were called to the store on April 25, at about 5:45 p.m. and found a 61-year-old man who had been shot multiple times. The man who was an employee of the store was identified as Randy Corrigan. On that day, witnesses told police that, 22-year-old Christian M. Bryant of Fort Worth, Texas, was seen walking toward the front doors of the Costco Randy approached and told him he could not enter the store. In his court hearing, the 22-year-old said Corrigan allegedly approached him with a knife. Bryant then allegedly pulled out a semi-automatic handgun fitted with a drum magazine and shot Corrigan. As it turned out, the reason that Randy would not let him into the store was because Christian was armed with a lethal weapon. He was trying to keep employees and store visitors safe. Since this case is so recent, there's still more questions left to be answered so make sure you hit that subscribe button so you can stay updated. See you in the next one.

Active Shooter Costco Incident Costco News Customer Safety Employee Hero Gun Violence Hero Employee Protecting Staff Retail Violence Shopfloor Tragedy Store Defense Tragic Event Workplace Violence