Tucson Police arrest three teens, parent after shots fired calls
Published on March 11, 2026.
The Tucson Police Department has arrested three teenagers and their mother after a random gunfire incident led to multiple arrests. The officers were unable to locate the suspects or victims, but followed up at a home where two of the teenagers were arrested and charged with various firearm related crimes, including one who was already a prohibited possessor. The third teenager was already in custody on a murder charge related to a shooting incident a few days after the incident.
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