Witness

Well, I came back from a lunch break.

I went behind the counter to go pick up my trusty iPad I use for surveying.

And I was talking to a co-worker, and I heard pop, pop, pop, pop, pop, like five or six rounds go off.

And I realized it was a gun, and I told him, I said, duck and cover.

And I went right up underneath the counter, back behind the main counter, and I was sat there Indian style, and I called 911.

I spoke with the nice lady.

She told me to stay on the line.

I gave her all the information I could, told her where the shooting occurred.

I didn't see it.

I just heard it and I realized it was an active shooter.

And then I was talking to her, giving her the exact location of where we were, telling her about aisle three on the entrance.

Then I heard someone was hurt and I said, also, please send paramedics.

And I stayed with her on the line until the police arrived and told us to evacuate.

Roughly within the last 45 minutes.

They pretty much ran for it from what I could see.

I stayed in out of sight, out of mind.

Usually if you run from an active shooter, it's more of a target for them.

So you want to duck and cover.

I just called 911.

I was very calm, very collected, gave the operator all the information that I knew.