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Police said her injuries are not considered life-threatening, and no customers were injured. "The shots were extremely loud," shopper Lewis Moore of Lansdowne said. "It sounded like they were the next aisle over from where I was just getting ready to head out." Moore said panic spread quickly through the store after the gunfire. "I just saw the crowd running, exiting the back of the store," he said. "So I just followed the group and ran to safety." Another shopper, Myomi Faison of Lansdowne, said she was picking up photos with her boyfriend's family when the shooting began. "We were all the way at the back and we were in mid-conversation, all jolly, and then boom, boom," Faison said. "We ducked." Faison said her boyfriend's mother ran toward the gunfire to find her own mother. The Walmart remained closed Friday night as investigators processed the scene.