California Walgreens Employee Fatally Shot by Man Allegedly Holding Grudge Against Big Pharmacies
- Narciso Gallardo Fernandez shot and killed Erick Velasquez at a Madera Walgreens on Monday around 9:30 p.m.
- Fernandez harbored a grudge against large pharmacies, according to police reports.
- Fernandez drove over 80 miles from Pixley and fired at least five shots inside the store off Cleveland Avenue.
- Chief Chiaramonte stated Fernandez told police he dislikes big pharmacies; Walgreens said, "We are deeply saddened by the tragic event."
- Fernandez was booked on felony charges, including murder, and the killing appeared random, leaving Velasquez's family and the community in grief.
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Suspect Who Allegedly Shot and Killed Walgreens Employee Had ‘Anger Towards Pharmacies,” Police Say
Authorities have not determined if the alleged attack was inspired by Luigi MangioneMadera Police DepartmentA California man who allegedly walked into a Walgreens store and fatally shot an employee had a grudge against corporate pharmacies, according to police. Narciso Gallardo Fernandez, 30, is accused of shooting a Walgreens employee, Erick Velasquez, 34, earlier this week, the Madera Police Department told USA Today. Police allege he arrived …
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