Nine people were shot in the mass shooting on 10th Avenue and at least one is dead after an altercation between multiple parties in north Phoenix escalated early Saturday morning, according to police.
Police have yet to release identities of those injured and killed.
The Arizona Republic could not confirm if Franco's friend was one of those shot in the shooting on 10th Avenue or another shooting nearby. You can’t make it never happen again, but you can try your best for it not to happen.” “I want our senators and our governor and everybody else that’s high up to realize how easy it is to get a gun and to get these guns out of the hands,” Orantes said. Orantes said her son, Franco's biological older brother, was killed at a house party in 2020 when he was 19 years old. “I want them to try to find the people for my brother and (my friend) because there’s a lot of shootings going on. We always called each other brother and sister,” Daniella said, tearing up. A friend had called Franco and said her close friend had been shot in the area. Meagan Orantes and her 14-year old daughter, Daniella Franco, showed up to the scene of the shooting at 10th Avenue and Hatcher Road. PHOTOS: Phoenix honors victims of Uvalde school shooting The shooting spurred another national conversation about gun laws. The deadly evening comes a little more than a week since an 18-year-old gunman in Uvalde, Texas, killed 19 students and two teachers at Robb Elementary School. Police found both victims with gunshot wounds, one a teenage boy near 13th and Vogel avenues and the other a man in a vehicle near 39th and Grand avenues. In other incidents, two separate victims were shot and were later pronounced dead. Three separate shootings in Phoenix on Friday night and early Saturday morning left Phoenix police and loved ones searching for answers.Ī mass shooting at 10th Avenue and Hatcher Road left one 14-year-old girl dead and eight others injured.
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