Juvenile in custody after gunfire at Ontario mall sent customers fleeing in panic
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Set us as preferred Police say they have a male juvenile in custody in connection with a non-injury shooting at the Ontario Mills mall Friday night.Gunfire erupted in the mall near a Dave & Buster’s restaurant just after 7 p.m., but nobody was hit, police said.
Video shows people running through the mall in a panic.The mall is open for business again.
Ontario Police Department Cpl.Bill Lee said the cause of the shooting is under investigation.In April, a man was charged with felony arson after multiple fires were set in stores at the mall.The most important California stories and recommendations in your inbox every morning.
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