Shooting at California Walmart leaves man in critical condition

A shooting at a Sacramento, California, Walmart has left one man in critical condition, while the suspect remains at large.

The victim was taken to a local area hospital where they were expected to undergo surgery, officials told a local TV news station.

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The shooting happened at the store located at Florin Road and Stockton Boulevard around 8:30 p.m., according to the Sacramento County Sheriff's Office.

Deputies said Sunday night that it wasn't yet clear if the shooting happened inside the store or in the parking lot.

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No other details have been released. A spokesman for Walmart said law enforcement officials will be the best source for further information.

Back in August, a Walmart parking lot in suburban Nashville, Tennessee, descended into the Wild West, as a man fired several bullets toward a woman he knew – sending her screaming into the store for help – before getting into his truck and nearly running over an innocent bystander. 

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A June Walmart parking lot shooting left one person dead and three others, including a 15-year-old girl, injured when shots rang out in a crowded Walmart parking lot in upstate New York that police say was crowded with hundreds of people.