Crime Stoppers: Milwaukee police seek 3 young suspects accused of shooting McDonald's employee
Milwaukee Police Department MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Detectives say three teenagers who were upset about an order taking too long at McDonald's, got into an argument with a worker before ultimately shooting them. It happened this summer and now Milwaukee police need your help to find the person who nearly killed the cashier.
It happened on June 19, 2026, at the McDonald's on Capitol Drive and N. Holton Avenue, around 8:30 p.m.
Police say after a verbal altercation, the suspects were asked to leave; they went outside, according to police, and then went back inside and shot the cashier.
People who saw the shooting say the suspects had been in the McDonald's before.
"I think that it's very frustrating these are younger kids. I hope that they are not growing up seeing this. That might be the case. They might not have family around who can keep them away from this kind of violence," said Milwaukee Police Department Detective Zachary Ramion
The victim in this case survived the shooting.
If you know anything about this case call Milwaukee crime stoppers. The number is 414-224-8477. You can also use the p3 tips app. Your tip is always anonymous and if it leads to an arrest, you get cash.
