PHOENIX — Phoenix police said Sunday, an argument led to a shooting that injured nine people, including a pregnant woman, at a Phoenix business early Saturday morning.
Officers responded to a shooting call at a business near 19th Avenue and Indian School Road just after 4 a.m.
When police arrived they found several victims who had been shot and learned that more had already been driven to local hospitals before police arrived.
Authorities said the local business was being used to host a party and during the event, two individuals got into an argument that led to the shooting.
Police said the victims, five males ages, 19-years-old, 20 years old, two 21-year-olds, a 23-year-old, and a 20-year-old woman pregnant woman, all suffered serious but non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. The other three victims, who were also injured, are not being identified at this time.
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