Police: Walmart employee threatened to kill co-workers over card game

A Kansas man was arrested after threatening to kill his Walmart co-workers, police said.

Kevin Struble, 24, is accused of making the threats twice, according to KAKE. The first time was on March 26, during a break-time card game dispute. He made threats again on March 29, at which point authorities were contacted, police said.

Struble was at work Saturday when police arrived. During a search of his car, a 9 mm handgun was found, police said. Struble was booked into the Saline County Jail on three charges of criminal threat.

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