January 20, 2025 - 19:20

As authorities continue to investigate the motive behind the tragic shooting at Coquette restaurant in North Hills, local business owners are sharing their harrowing experiences from that fateful Friday. The incident, which unfolded in a bustling area, sent shockwaves through the community, leaving many in a state of disbelief and fear.
Witnesses describe a scene of pandemonium as gunfire erupted, prompting patrons and staff to scramble for safety. One business owner nearby recounted hearing the shots and seeing people running in all directions, a moment that felt surreal. The sense of community that typically characterizes North Hills was shattered in an instant, replaced by panic and uncertainty.
In the aftermath of the shooting, local businesses are banding together to support each other and the community. Many are calling for increased safety measures to ensure that such violence does not occur again. The resilience of the North Hills community is being tested, but the commitment to restore a sense of normalcy remains strong as investigations continue.
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