Late-night gunfire shook a north Phoenix apartment complex on Wednesday, and responding officers found a red sedan in the parking lot riddled with bullet holes. Police are still sorting out what happened and have not said whether anyone was hurt or if any arrests have been made.
According to Arizona's Family, officers were called to an apartment building near 27th Street and Greenway Road shortly after 10 p.m. The red sedan parked on the property had multiple bullet strikes, but the scene stayed contained to the complex's lot, and nearby traffic kept moving.
Greenway corridor has seen repeated shootings
Greenway Road and the intersections that feed into it have been a recurring backdrop for police investigations in recent years. The Phoenix Police Department documents prior shooting cases in its public advisories, which are posted on its media advisories page.
Local outlets have also kept tabs on incidents along the corridor, including an early-morning shooting in north Phoenix that turned deadly and drew a heavy police response.
Another scene reported nearby
Arizona's Family also notes that officers were working a separate overnight shooting call near 32nd Street and Greenway Road. Investigators at the scene told reporters they do not believe that incident is connected to the one involving the bullet-riddled sedan. As with the first case, police have not yet released details about victims or suspects.
Investigation ongoing
Both shootings remain under active investigation, and public information is limited for now. The Phoenix Police Department directs media and community members seeking official updates to its media relations page, which lists contact information and procedures for requesting statements and press materials.
