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Phoenix police arrest suspect in deadly New Year's Eve shooting

A man has been killed in a shooting near 102nd Avenue and Payson Road. Police are looking for the person responsible.

PHOENIX — One man has died in a New Year’s Eve shooting in the area of 102nd Avenue and Payson Road, according to the Phoenix Police Department.

Police have identified the victim as Raymond Hernandez Jr.

Following the shooting, Hernandez was rushed to the hospital by the Phoenix Fire Department following the shooting, but later died from his injuries, according to police.

Court records show a suspect identified as Cary C. Smith was taken into custody on Jan. 10 in connection to Hernandez's death.

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