Waffle House offers to pay funeral expenses, medical expenses, other support to Tennessee victims' families

NASHVILLE -- (WZTV) -- Waffle House has met with the families of the Antioch shooting victims and has pledged to support them through this tragedy.

Waffle House spokesman Pat Warner said Waffle House has extended services, including but not limited to funeral expenses, medical expenses and other support.

Four young people were killed when Metro Police say Travis Reinking brought an AR-15 to the restaurant along Murfreesboro Pike and opened fire on employees and patrons early Sunday morning. Three people were injured, including hero James Shaw Jr. who police say stifled the suspect during the attack. Two other shooting victims are at Vanderbilt University Medical Center in stable condition.

Killed in the shooting: Taurean C. Sanderlin, 29, of Goodlettsville, and Joe R. Perez, 20, De'Ebony Groves, 21, of Gallatin, and Akilah Dasilva, 23, of Antioch.