WATCH: Walmart fight over school supplies ends in horror as woman pulls out gun

[workinclasszero]

WATCH: Walmart fight over school supplies ends in horror as woman pulls out gun
Noor Al-Sibai 30 AUG 2017 AT 14:47 ET

In Michigan, a back-to-school shopping frenzy ended with a pulled gun, the Detroit Free Press reports.

Two pairs of women got into a heated argument over the last notebook in a Walmart in Novi, Michigan earlier this week. As cell phone video sent to a local news station reveals, one of the women pulled a gun on the others, startling customers and employees of the store.

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[greyl]

1. Video is a lame news report, don't bother with Rawstory's clickbait headline. nt

[SharonClark]

2. Shoppers were lucky the armed woman didn't "stand her ground".

DETROIT — A gun was pulled after two pairs of women fought over the last notebook on a shelf at a Walmart in Michigan this week, according to police.

Novi Police Detective Scott Baetens told the Detroit Free Press that police have reviewed video footage of the Monday incident recorded on a witness' cellphone and have submitted the case to the Oakland County Prosecutor's Office for review.

The fight at the Novi Towne Center store involved two Farmington Hills residents, ages 46 and 32, and a mother and daughter from South Lyon, ages 51 and 20.

WCRZ-FM reported that the two Farmington Hills women were shopping for school supplies when one of them reached for the last notebook on the shelf. Police told the Free Press that the 20-year-old also reached for it.

The two women pulled the 20-year-old’s hair, and the woman's mother was pushed aside before pulling out a gun, according to Fox2Detroit.

"She pulled out her firearm and tells them to stop attacking her daughter while pointing the gun at them,” Baetens was quoted as saying in a Fox2Detroit report.

[Downtown Hound]

3. An armed society is a polite society

Or so I hear idiots constantly tell me.

[Hoyt]

4. +1. Crack up every time I hear that. When somebody straps on a gun to go to the store, they aren't

polite, nice, or good for society.