Federal Way police are looking for the man who shot the owner of California Burrito.
FEDERAL WAY, Wash. — Federal Way police are looking for the man who shot the owner of California Burrito off Pacific Highway.
“I usually come during weekdays, in the mornings… This is a very tight-knit group that works here, they are very kind people it doesn’t seems like would be deserving of that,” said Pettibone.
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