PHOENIX — A gunman is on the loose after a north Phoenix shooting that left two men in the hospital on Monday, according to police. The gunfire broke out near 30th Avenue and Thunderbird Road, and officers canvassed the neighborhood after the incident. One man was rushed to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, while the other was treated for non-life-threatening wounds.
As reported by KTAR News, Phoenix police responded Monday to calls of shots fired at 30th Avenue and Thunderbird Road and found two men suffering from gunshot wounds. Phoenix police told KTAR that one victim was transported with life-threatening injuries and the other with less severe wounds. The shooter had already fled before officers arrived, and detectives are now working to piece together what happened.
Police response and tips
Investigators are asking for help from anyone who may have seen or heard something around the time of the shooting. Authorities urged residents to contact Silent Witness to share any information that could move the case forward.
Per Silent Witness, tips can be submitted at 480-WITNESS (480-948-6377) or at 480-TESTIGO (480-837-8446) for Spanish speakers, or through the group’s online form.
Where this happened
The Thunderbird Road corridor has been the scene of other shootings in recent years, according to local coverage. For example, ABC15 and other outlets have reported violent incidents along Thunderbird and nearby cross streets, underscoring ongoing safety concerns in parts of north Phoenix…