Terrifying moment masked gunman opens fire in kebab shop narrowly missing takeaway worker and blasting bullet into chicken donor
- Chaotic scenes erupted in the north west London takeaway shop
- Three men rushed into the fast food joint to take cover from chasing gunmen
- As the men vaulted the counter, one gunman took aim and fired several times
- A stray bullet narrowly missed staff and tore a huge hole in the chicken donor
Workers in a north west London kebab shop were left terrified after masked gunmen stormed the shop and unleashed a flurry of bullets.
In bizarre and frightening scenes, masked men had chased three fleeing others into the Blazing Grill eatery on Rayners Lane in Harrow at around midnight on Monday.
The men on the run vaulted the counter, leaving workers Steaven Catacoopen, 19, and Hannah Fyall, 21 in a state of shock, as report the Sun.
The pair quickly sought to take cover as three men scarpered into the kitchen area beyond, in hope of taking cover.
CCTV footage then captured the wild scenes which followed, as a gunman took aim over the counter and let off a series of bullets.
Astonishing CCTV footage picked up the moment a masked gunman took aim and fired, after three men who they chased into the takeaway vaulted the counter in order to hide
Thankfully for those involved, none of the shots hit a human target.
Photos in the aftermath however showed how one of the shots had pierced through the middle of the chicken donor as it cooked, leaving a gaping hole.
A waste bin and a food steamer were also hit and badly damaged by flying bullets.
The men could be seen fleeing into the kitchen, as bullets started to fly beyond them
The video footage showed an accomplice of the gunman seemingly considering climbing the counter himself and pursuing the men after the bullets were fired, only to turn round and exit the shop.
In the aftermath of the madness, a large bullet shell was found on the takeaway floor and handed over to police officers who attended the scene.
The eatery, like many fast food joints, had only recently reopened following the Government relaxation of coronavirus lockdown rules.
Blazing Grill owner Jason Das, 31, told the Sun: ‘It was a crazy thing to do and could easily have killed my staff.
‘Steaven and Hannah thought blanks might have been fired until they saw the state of the kebab and realised they were lucky to be alive.
The Blazing Grill eatery, on Rayners Lane in Harrow, had only just reopened after lockdown restrictions were eased by the government
‘We’ve had to shut the shop and haven’t been allowed in until police finished their work.
‘It’s yet another setback because we had only reopened two weeks ago after the lockdown.
‘You don’t expect this kind of thing to ever happen in Harrow — it’s not exactly Wild West London.’
On Wednesday police confirmed to Mail Online that no arrests have yet been made.