Rod Khan was going about his weekly shop when he found himself in the midst of a terror attack.
The 53-year-old truck driver was one of many shoppers who were in LynnMall Countdown on September 2 when a man entered the supermarket and stabbed seven shoppers before being gunned down by officers of a police anti-terror squad.
"I went to go grab the last two tins of tuna, then that's when we heard all the screaming," he told TV programme Sunday.
Khan said there was a "terrifying scream" that sounded like someone was getting seriously injured.
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