Shooter opens fire at YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, three injured
Kevin Fagan, Trisha Thadani, Annie Ma, Peter Fimrite | on April 3, 2018
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A San Bruno resident who identified himself as Jesse said he was getting a hamburger at Carls Jr. across the street from the YouTube offices when he suddenly heard three shots in rapid succession. A young woman came out of the office, shot in the left leg. He said he helped drag her into the restaurant before hearing more shots ring out.
Jesse said he ran back toward the YouTube office and looked through the doorway and saw a woman lying on the ground.
“She was dead, I’m sure of it,” he said. “Those 10 shots were rapid fire - it was no mercy. There were four more shots after that. I wish I had had a gun but I didn’t. I had to be smart and get out of there. I had to be fast.”
The eyewitness said the entire episode took about 30 seconds.
Kevin Fagan, Trisha Thadani, Annie Ma, Peter Fimrite | on April 3, 2018
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A San Bruno resident who identified himself as Jesse said he was getting a hamburger at Carls Jr. across the street from the YouTube offices when he suddenly heard three shots in rapid succession. A young woman came out of the office, shot in the left leg. He said he helped drag her into the restaurant before hearing more shots ring out.
Jesse said he ran back toward the YouTube office and looked through the doorway and saw a woman lying on the ground.
“She was dead, I’m sure of it,” he said. “Those 10 shots were rapid fire - it was no mercy. There were four more shots after that. I wish I had had a gun but I didn’t. I had to be smart and get out of there. I had to be fast.”
The eyewitness said the entire episode took about 30 seconds.
