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2 injured in Goodyear shooting, suspect in custody

Posted 9/4/22

Goodyear police have arrested a suspect in a shooting that locked down Estrella Marketplace businesses Saturday morning.

Two people were injured during the shooting that occurred in a parking lot …

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ESTRELLA MARKETPLACE

2 injured in Goodyear shooting, suspect in custody

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Goodyear police have arrested a suspect in a shooting that locked down Estrella Marketplace businesses Saturday morning.

Two people were injured during the shooting that occurred in a parking lot near the intersection of Fillmore and Estrella Parkway.

Police said they received calls at 10:19 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 3, that shots were fired.

Officers responded to the Walmart in the area and advised the store to lock the business down. Several other businesses also were locked down.

Authorities said the victims’ injuries are not life threatening.

Police are continuing the investigation and ask anyone with information to call the Goodyear Police Department at 623-882-7028.