Mesa shooting investigation closes US 60 area of Greenfield Road
The shooting occurred near Greenfield Road and the US 60 freeway around 2:30 p.m., and the surface road was closed in both directions to allow for an investigation.
(Mesa Police Department Photo/via X)
(Mesa Police Department Photo/via X)
A man drove himself to a hospital after being shot in an incident in Mesa that involved “occupants of two vehicles” on Sunday, authorities said.
The shooting occurred near Greenfield Road and the US 60 freeway around 2:30 p.m., according to the Mesa Police Department. The surface road was closed in both directions to allow for an investigation.
The extent of the injuries for the man who was shot was not immediately clear.
Police said all parties believed to be involved were located, and there is no outstanding threat to the community.
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Cars and guns should go off the market. Think of the money we could save. Just the tax relief from not needing as many police would be huge.