The gunfire broke out near the fast-food restaurant on Nov. 9, drawing a heavy police response that shut down nearby intersections. Aerial footage showed officers and emergency vehicles clustered outside the McDonald's as investigators cordoned off the area.

All three people who were struck were transported to nearby hospitals, police said. Authorities did not immediately release their conditions or identities.

Police also had not publicly described what led to the shooting or identified any suspects as of Monday evening. The investigation remained active, and officials said additional information would be released as it becomes available.

The location is a busy commercial corridor in Burlington Township, a community in Burlington County where residents and commuters frequently pass through along Route 130 and adjacent retail strips. Shootings in such public settings often heighten concern among neighbors about safety in shared spaces.

Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact Burlington Township police. The department has not announced a dedicated tip line for this case, but residents can reach investigators through the department's main number.

This is a developing story. Check back for updates as police release more details about the victims, the circumstances of the shooting and any arrests.