Baton Rouge police investigating shooting at McDonald's
BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — Police officers responded to a shooting at a McDonald's in Baton Rouge on Saturday afternoon.
A spokesperson for the Baton Rouge Police Department confirmed officers responded to the fast-food restaurant on Sherwood Forest Boulevard. No further details were shared by police.
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