Lightning strikes lady inside Houma market

HOUMA, La. --A Houma lady gained a jar in the checkout line of a Rouse's Supermarket Monday evening; the shock was a lightning strike that hit Lakeisha Brooks, 33, inside the store.

Streams was paying for her things around the range of 2 p.m. the point when a blaze of lightning hit her inside the store at 561 Grand Caillou Road.

The point when Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office deputied touched base at the store, "officers recognized the schmuck gained damages to her left leg and right foot which seemed, by all accounts, to be smolder imprints," Chief Todd Duplantis said.

Streams was taken to Terrebonne General Medical Center by Acadian Ambulance, where she was treated and discharged. Her condition is enhancing, consistent with the sheriff's office.

A far reaching darkened tile by a register denoted the strike, the Houma Courier reported, however store remained open after the hit with clients pressing on to shop for the duration of the day.

As per the sheriff's office, the lightning struck the building top, led through the sprinkler framework and struck a metal plate on the carpet, eventually striking Brooks.