Two people were arrested after a disturbance at a convenience store in Chico. A man and a woman entered the 7-11 store on Forest Avenue around after 9:15 Wednesday night and payed for gas. Not long after, employees confronted the man, identified as 18-year-old Edwin Mendez for allegedly attempting to shoplift items. The woman, identified as 21-year-old Angela Noble-Cortez reportedly got angry and demanded her money back. As the employees opened the cash register, Noble-Cortez allegedly reached in and grabbed two 100 dollar bills. When the employees attempted to keep the suspects from leaving Noble-Cortez allegedly punched an employee in the face and then stabbed an employee in the leg with a large pen which police say was similar size and shape to a dirk or dagger.

Officers arrived and stopped a vehicle with the suspects inside as they were exiting the parking lot.

According to a Chico Police Department press release, Officers checked the suspects' vehicle they reportedly found a sawed off shotgun and an assault riffle along with packages of honey oil.

The two were arrested on a slew of charges.