Franksville, Wisconsin: The authorities in Wisconsin responded on Tuesday morning to a clear photo shoot at a gas station, with one witness describing the “ocean of people” escaped from the store.
The police were investigating at the pilot’s travel center in Franksville, a small town from Interstate 94 about 22 miles (35 kilometers) south of Milwaukee.
They released several details except to say that there was no threat to the community and that they were also investigating at the second gas station, the car, about 2.2 kilometers away.
WISN-TV reporter tweeted that he saw someone lying on the ground near the station gas pump, and the white sheet then covered the person.
A truck driver who refused to give his name, quoted worries for his salvation, said he had just entered the pilot to trigger when a man ran out of the shop.
He said he then saw a truck in front of him back and made U-turn to leave.
“Then, everyone starts to run out of a pilot, it’s just running, the sea of people, this man shouted,` run! Run away, ‘and I like, `Oh my god,'” said the woman.
He said he asked one of what was happening.
“He said that someone was there shot,” said the woman.
He said he did not watch shooting or see anyone injured.
In a statement, spokesman for Pilot Co.
Stephanie Myers said it was “open investigation, we worked completely with local authorities.” The statement continued by saying that “safety and welfare” from employees and corporate customers “is always our main concern.”
The police responded to a real shooting at the Wisconsin gas station
