Phoenix shooting suspect arrested after firing into store
Man upset over cigarette prices shoots into Arizona convenience store: police
A man upset over the prices of cigarettes took out his frustration on a Phoenix convenience store when he opened fire outside the property, police said.
Gregory Boston was arrested two days after the June 15 incident. Surveillance video captured a man walking out of the store before turning his back and using a handgun to fire several shots inside.
He then fled the scene.
When police officers arrived, they noticed the front window had been shot and a casing on the ground.
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Gregory Boston allegedly shot into a Phoenix store after he became upset over the price of cigarettes. (Fox Phoenix)
The shot missed a store employee inside by five feet, Fox Phoenix reported. No injuries were reported.
Boston was arrested two days later.
A store employee said that he was "overjoyed about that because I'm not trying to get killed today."
Boston is accused of aggravated assault, along with three other weapons-related offenses, citing court documents
A man upset over the price of cigarettes was captured on video shooting into a convenance store, Phoenix police said. (Phoenix Police Department)
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