Veronica Mazzica

Four days later, a McDonald's manager in Altoona, Pennsylvania, called 911 to tell them that customers were complaining about a man that looked like the suspected shooter.

And the manager said she didn't know what to do.

Okay, let's take a listen to some of that 911 call.

But he's wearing a black sweater jacket with a medical mask and a tan khaki colored like beanie.

So the call was over five minutes long and the operator stayed on the phone with the manager until police arrived.

And that's when Mangione was arrested.

He faces both federal and state charges for murder and stalking, to which he has pleaded not guilty.

There's another hearing scheduled for this tomorrow, Friday, to determine whether the content of Mangione's backpack could be included in the trial.

That could be a big deal because police found potentially incriminating items inside, including a loaded 3D printed handgun and a notebook with writing that was critical of insurance companies.

And another quick update, we do have a possible trial date.

The judge said she expects the federal trial to begin in December this year or January 2027.

if the death penalty is still on the table.

If not, the trial could begin as soon as October.

Either way, she expects jury selection to begin around September 8th.