A worker at the King Soopers market in Boulder, Colorado, where 10 people were shot and killed, recalled how the alleged gunman surrendered to authorities on Monday afternoon. Maggie Montoya, 25, who works as a pharmaceutical technician at the store, said she was warned about an active shooter in the location, saying everyone “scattered” afterward, while Montoya and a co-worker hid inside a small room. “I was just imagining the person hopping the counter and just coming in the room,” she told Colorado Public Radio. An officer said via the store’s loudspeaker: “This is the Boulder Police Department. The entire building is surrounded. I need you to surrender now,” according to video footage from the scene. The alleged shooter, 21-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, then said, “I surrender, I’m naked,” according to Montoya’s recollection. There was no immediate response from authorities. Five minutes later, an officer got on the loudspeaker and demanded Alissa …