Mount Vernon Walmart shooting - Five people hurt including customer, 72, after 'gunmen open fire inside store

AT least five people have been injured after a shooting at a Walmart store.

Gunshots erupted at the supermarket in Mount Vernon, Washington on Sunday evening.

Cops said a group of men got into an argument with people in the store, King5 reports.

The shooting left five people injured, including a 72-year-old man who was shopping at the store, police said.

The other four victims included a 24-year-old employee and three 19-year-olds believed to be involved in the altercation, cops said.

The victims’ conditions remain unknown.

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Police said: "There is no indication that this was a situation where individuals entered the store intending an active threat event."

Anyone with information should call Mount Vernon Police at (360) 428-3211.

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Cops were called around 6pm local time to respond to an active shooter at the mall.

Terrified shoppers described running for their lives after hearing around 20 gunshots in the food court area, a reporter at the scene said.

The suspect, identified only as an adult male, walked in with a rifle and multiple magazines before opening fire in the mall's food court.

The shooter killed three and wounded two others before a 22-year-old armed Good Samaritan took him down, Greenwood Police Chief James Ison said in a press conference.

"The real hero of the day is the citizen that was lawfully carrying a firearm in the food court, and was able to stop the shooter almost as soon as he began," the chief said.

Those suffering gunshot wounds were taken to a local hospital.