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Police ask for public's help to solve fatal shooting in central Phoenix in early September

Phoenix, AZLocal News

The Phoenix police department is actively investigating the fatal shooting of 30-year-old Paul Carrillo, who was shot on September 5, 2024. Responding to reports of gunfire, officers found Carrillo at the intersection of 21st Avenue and Indian School Road, where he had sustained at least one gunshot wound. He was quickly transported to a nearby hospital but was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Sergeant Rob Scherer indicated that the police are treating this incident as a homicide and are pursuing all leads in the case. In a bid to gather more information, the department is requesting the public's assistance, especially from anyone who may have witnessed the shooting or has details about the shooter.

Silent Witness has been established as a resource for anonymous tips, and those providing information leading to an arrest may be eligible for rewards. The tragic incident underscores ongoing concerns regarding safety and violence in the community. Police emphasize that every bit of information could be crucial in solving this case and bringing justice for Carrillo and his family.

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