Glendale officers fatally shoot man suspected of shooting his brother, reports say

A man has died after a shooting involving officers with the Glendale Police Department, according to Arizona’s Family.

The outlet said he died at the scene.

Before the shooting with police, the man reportedly shot his brother during a dispute near 59th Avenue and Cactus Road, according to ABC15.

The suspect allegedly drove away from the scene of the shooting involving his brother, who is being treated at a hospital and whose condition is unknown.

The shooting involving police took place near 163rd and Grand avenues in Surprise, according to ABC15 and Arizona’s Family.

No officers were injured in the shooting, and ABC15 reported that the condition of the man shot by the suspect is unknown.

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