(KUTV) A woman was killed this morning when she was pulled into an industrial mixer at a grocery store. 
 
 Sandy police said Carmen "Jackie" Lindhart was working at a bakery mixer at a Reams store in Sandy when something happened that pulled her into the mixer. A co-worker heard her screaming and ran to the machine and shut it off but the augers didn't immediately power down, as per routine operation. 
 
 Lindhart died on the scene from her injuries. The accident happened around 10 a.m. 
 
 According to Sandy police Sgt. Dean Carriger, it doesn't appear that there is any criminal element to the death but the investigation is ongoing by police and OSHA. 
 
 The Reams is located at 8725 South on Highland Dr. 
 
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 ||||| A 45-year-old grocery store employee in Utah died after she was dragged into an industrial-sized bakery mixing machine, officials said. 
 
 Investigators are still trying to determine how Carmen "Jackie" Lindhardt was pulled into the mixer in the Salt Lake City suburb of Sandy on Wednesday morning, Sandy Police Sgt. Dean Carriger told NBC News. 
 
 Lindhardt was using the appliance in the bakery department of a Reams Food Store when she became caught on a moving part that rotates to combine ingredients, Carriger said. 
 
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 A coworker heard her scream and quickly ran over and shut off the mixer but it was too late. 
 
 Lindhardt, of Murray, Utah, was pronounced dead at the scene at the Highland Drive branch of the Utah-based grocery chain. An autopsy is scheduled for Thursday morning. 
 
 "It was possibly some loose clothing, or she might have reached into the machine for an unknown reason and gotten caught," Carriger said. "We're trying to determine the exact cause at this point." 
 
 A sign at the store's bakery said it was "temporarily closed" on Wednesday. NBC News was not able to reach anyone at Reams Food Store for comment early Thursday.
– A Utah grocery store worker is dead after what appears to be a gruesome workplace accident. Carmen "Jackie" Lindhardt, 45, was working at the bakery of a Ream's Food Store in Sandy, outside Salt Lake City, around 10am Wednesday when police say she was dragged into an industrial-sized mixing machine. "It was possibly some loose clothing, or she might have reached into the machine for an unknown reason and gotten caught," a police officer tells NBC News. Another employee heard the woman scream and turned off the mixer, though KUTV reports the machine's augers aren't designed to stop immediately. Lindhardt was pronounced dead on the scene; an autopsy was scheduled for Thursday morning. "We're trying to determine the exact cause at this point," the officer says, though he adds police don't suspect anything criminal occurred. A sign posted at the store Wednesday said the bakery was "temporarily closed."