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A teenage boy in Phoenix was arrested in connection with a drive-by shooting that left another teen dead and a child injured last week, authorities said Wednesday.
Phoenix police said a teen boy was arrested Wednesday and referred to the juvenile detention center for murder, FOX10 Phoenix reported.
No details on how the teen was involved in the shooting were immediately available. His identity was not released because he is a juvenile.
The arrest comes nearly a week after a vehicle carrying multiple people drove through a parking lot near 1st Avenue and Thomas Road and opened fire on another car, Phoenix police said.
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The drive-by shooting happened Friday in a parking lot near 1st Avenue and Thomas Road in Phoenix. (FOX10 Phoenix KSAZ)
The 15-year-old boy shot in the drive-by was identified as Isaac Perez Grado. He was initially hospitalized in critical condition. Police said he died on Tuesday.
Police in Phoenix arrested a boy under the age of 18 in connection with the drive-by shooting. (FOX10 Phoenix KSAZ)
The injured child, identified as a 10-year-old girl, was walking with her mother and three sisters when she was shot, AZFamily reported.
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The mother of the injured girl told the station that her daughter was in "good spirits" despite suffering two fractured vertebrae and having the bullet lodged in one.
Police did not identify the teen who was arrested or provide further details. The investigation remains ongoing. (FOX News)
Police said the investigation into the shooting is ongoing.
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