A man was killed in a fatal shooting on Interstate 10 near 75th Avenue in Phoenix. A second unidentified man was taken into custody.
A stretch of westbound Interstate 10 was closed for hours in west Phoenix after a deadly shooting Wednesday morning, authorities said.
Erian Sandoval, 26, was shot at and then crashed his vehicle into the freeway median and died on the scene, police said. It's unclear if he was shot.
According to early police reports, one man shot at another before pulling off the highway and calling 911 from a nearby restaurant.
Interstate 10 has reopened after it was closed for several hours Saturday morning following a deadly crash south of Queen Creek Road.
PHOENIX — A car fire on Interstate 10 is impacting morning traffic in Phoenix. The fire was seen on Arizona Department of Transportation cameras near 16th Street. First responders were on scene, working to extinguish the blaze. At this time, the cause of the fire is unknown. There is no word on whether or not anyone was hurt.
“While you are allowed to use deadly physical force to defend yourself against deadly physical force, what you aren’t allowed to do is recklessly or negligently injure or endanger other drivers on the road,” Marcantel said. Police said no one else was injured in this incident.
A fatal road-rage shooting ended with a man calling 911 on himself in Arizona, police said. The incident happened just after 8 a.m. Jan. 15 on Interstate 10, the Phoenix Police Department said in a news release. Two men got into a “confrontation” while driving on the freeway, police said.
There will be notable restrictions and closures on Loop 101 and Interstate 10, as well as on- and off-ramp closures.
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