An EMT with the Arivaca Fire District tells us all began when authorities first heard about a shooting and crash near mileposts 19 and 20.
TUCSON, Ariz. — A shooting involving an Arizona Department of Public Safety worker shut down Arivaca Road overnight.
Arivaca Fire District's fire chief tells KGUN 9 it all began Sunday afternoon when authorities first heard about a crash near mileposts 19 and 20. Apparently, the Helmet Peak Fire Department was called first, but they were on another call. So, Arivaca firefighters were dispatched to"a shooting."This is a developing story. Please stay with KGUN 9 for continuing coverage.Caleb Fernández is a digital content producer for KGUN 9. After earning his bachelor's degree from Penn State in Advertising/Public Relations, Caleb went to New York where he learned production assistance, photography and art direction.
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