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Person killed in Huntersville grocery store industrial accident: Police

By Jesse Ullmann,

4 hours ago

HUNTERSVILLE ( QUEEN CITY NEWS ) — An investigation is underway after a person was killed in an industrial accident at a Huntersville area grocery store Friday, Huntersville Police said.

The deadly accident occurred after 9 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 11, at the Lowes Foods of Huntersville along Boren Street. One person, a male, was pronounced deceased at the scene, police said.

The exact circumstances surrounding the accident are unknown at this time. Queen City News will share more details as they come into the newsroom.

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Lewis McCombs

4m ago

I've worked in grocery stores in the past, never ever ran across a deadly situation! I mean, what the fuck can kill you in a grocery store? And no, I didn't read the story because it wouldn't come up!!

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