PHOENIX — Five people were injured in a drive-by pellet gun shooting in Phoenix early Tuesday morning, the city's police department said.
Officers responded to the scene near the intersection of Maryland and 19th avenues for reports of a possible shooting. They reportedly found the victims there with wounds "consistent with being shot by a pellet gun," with three needing to be transported to a local hospital.
Detectives did not release any suspect details and are at the scene trying to figure out what led up to the incident.
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