PHOENIX — A man died at a hospital overnight after an Ahwatukee shooting late Saturday night, the Phoenix Police Department said.
The victim, identified as 23-year-old Thomas Marble, died from a gunshot wound to the chest after being transported to a local hospital, the department said.
Officers were called to the scene near the intersection of 44th Street and Windsong Drive and found Marble on the ground, police said. Witnesses told the officers that they heard multiple gunshots before seeing Marble on the ground.
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One man has been detained for being involved in the shooting, officers said. Police have not yet arrested anyone for the shooting.
Investigators have learned that the shooting was the result of a money dispute, the department said. Officers are still working the scene and questioning witnesses.
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