A shooting at an apartment near 19th and Glendale avenues in Phoenix on Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2026, left a woman with a gunshot wound to her arm and a man in custody. Phoenix police said officers responded around 7 p.m. after a domestic dispute between an adult man and an adult female relative.
Shooting Stemmed From Family Argument, Police Say
According to FOX 10 Phoenix, Phoenix police said the shooting stemmed from a domestic-violence argument involving an adult male and an adult female family member. The woman was hospitalized after suffering a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to her arm, and she is expected to be okay, the outlet reported.
The man was taken into custody, FOX 10 reported.
Investigation Still in Early Stages
Police had not publicly identified the man or released a detailed account of what led to the shooting. The investigation was ongoing, according to FOX 10.
Phoenix Domestic-Violence Calls
Phoenix police received 33,408 calls for service involving domestic violence in 2024, resulting in 23,889 reports, according to the City of Phoenix’s 2025 Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team report. Those citywide figures do not describe this case specifically.
Homicide figures and a separate Phoenix case
The same report says 19 domestic violence homicides were reported in Phoenix in 2024, separate from the nonfatal shooting described here. In another Phoenix case, FOX 10 reported that 34-year-old Daniel Palmer died after being shot during a domestic dispute at a home near 20th Avenue and Camelback Road on Sept. 1. That case was fatal; in this apartment shooting, a woman was injured and a man was taken into custody.
Hoodline will update this story as more information becomes available.
