Ga. pizza delivery worker ‘remembers everything’ about shooting

A Macon woman who was shot in the head while delivering pizza on the day after Christmas remembers details of the incident, the Macon Telegraph reported.

“She remembers everything that happened,” said Warren Rouse, father of 21-year-old Brooklyn Rouse. “She’s ready to talk about it as soon as she gets healthy enough.”

Brooklyn was supposed to be off but was filling in for a co-worker at Papa John’s Pizza when she was shot, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution reported.

She has been discharged from a Macon hospital and is at an undisclosed rehabilitation facility, the Telegraph reported.

One person has been arrested in connection with the shooting, but the alleged gunman is at large, the newspaper reported.

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