MI - Chipotle customer shoots worker during brawl over guacamole - April 7, 2024

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Michigan Chipotle customer shoots employee during brawl over guacamole

The suspect can be seen flashing the firearm as the employee, 21, grabbed him by the sweatshirt in an attempt to stop him from leaving the store.
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The suspect, 32, can be seen flashing the firearm as the employee, 21, grabbed him by the sweatshirt in an attempt to stop him from leaving the store, video of the wild brawl shows.

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