Gunfire tore through a Scottsdale neighborhood early Sunday morning, striking several homes and leaving shell casings scattered across a street near 7300 E. Papago Drive. No one was hurt, no one has been arrested, and investigators say they still don’t know who pulled the trigger or why.
Scottsdale police officers were sent to a home near 7300 E. Papago Drive after multiple 911 callers reported hearing gunshots, according to ABC15 Arizona. When officers arrived, they found several shell casings in the street, the outlet reported, and determined that shots had been fired in that home’s front yard, backyard, and the street just outside the house.
The damage wasn’t contained to a single property. Other nearby homes were also hit by gunfire, per the same report, suggesting whoever opened fire did so with little regard for how many houses might be in the line of fire. Officers questioned several people at the home where they were first dispatched, as well as other residents throughout the neighborhood, as they tried to piece together what happened.
No Arrests, No Injuries, But Plenty Of Questions
Despite the chaos of bullets striking multiple residences, the outcome could have been far worse. No injuries were reported, and as of the report, no arrests had been announced in connection with the shooting. The case remains under investigation, with detectives still working to determine who was responsible and what sparked the gunfire in the first place…