Tempe Police officials say they are investigating an incident where pepper spray was allegedly used on protesters by a person who passed by in a car.
Officials with the Tempe Police Department say they are investigating a weekend incident where pepper spray was apparently used on protesters.
The protest, according to a statement released by police officials, happened at around 9:30 p.m. on July 3. "Members of the community were engaged in a protest along Mill Ave and University Dr. when a subject deployed what appeared to be pepper spray from vehicle towards members in the crowd," read a portion of the statement. "Tempe Fire Medical and Tempe Police Department responded to the area, where the victims were treated."was tweeted out by a man named Darien Barrett.
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