Police investigating deadly shooting at Auburn McDonald's

Latest information: A 20-year old man was shot at McDonald's at 225 W Magnolia Avenue in Auburn. The other four were injured. The police confirmed that one of the injured was a student at Auburn University.

A 16 - year - old man from Opelika, Alabama, was air - transported to Columbus to treat life - threatening injuries.

A 17-year-old man from Opelika, Arizona, USA, a 19-year-old woman from Opelika, Alabama, 21-year-old Auburn University student at Hilton Head, South Carolina. .

Initially, we got information that a dispute will occur before the injured gunfire is exchanged. The case has been investigated by the Auburn police station and is not considered a random shot.

If you have information about the incident, please contact Auburn Police at (334) 501-3140 or Chip Line (334) 246-1391.

Alabama Police Department reports on McDonald's shooting scene at Auburn's 224 W Magnolia Avenue

Auburn University's Twitter Page AU ALERT issued the following notice at 4:08 AM Central Time: Many people were injured in McDonald's movie at W Magnolia. Auburn police scene. The suspicion is still running away. There is no explanation

Early tweets from AU ALERT were released at 3:01 am Central Time, it said: W Magnolia Av's McDonald's report was taken. Avoid that area until you receive a notice. Other information will be shared when available

According to the Auburn police statement, the Auburn police corresponded on Sunday at 2:24 pm and reported a case of 200 blocks at West Magnolia. According to Opelika-Oban's report, the police blocked the area in front of McDonald's restaurant near Toomer's Corner. According to the statement, a 20-year-old man from Tuskegee was seen to have died and suffered serious gunshot wounds. "In addition, it turned out that the other four people were injured as a result of shooting, three victims were taken to the East Alabama Medical Center by ambulance, and they were killed and injured."

The film of Laquan McDonald was filmed in Chicago, Illinois on October 20, 2014. McDonald's was shot at about 10 feet (3 meters) away by Chicago police chief Jason van Dyck. McDonald's was unstable as it was holding a folding knife with a 3 inch blade. He did not put down the knife according to the police order. After the shooting incident, the representatives of the police union told reporters that McDonalds took him and his partner when Vandaik took self-defense. The first police report also explained the case and awarded the shooting to be reasonable. But when the police announced a short video on the shoot incident 13 months after 20 th November 2015, it showed that McDonald 's left the police when it was shot. I found out that the knife he was carrying was closed. On the same day, the Vandaik officer was charged with the first degree of murder, initially not bailed at Cook County Prison.