Driver shot at witnesses after crash in south Phoenix, police say

Man fired shot at witnesses after crash: PD

Police say a man who caused a crash on Wednesday night at the intersection of 16th Street and Southern Avenue opened fire at witnesses who went to check on him. The man was arrested. No one was hurt.

PHOENIX - Police say a driver who caused a crash at a south Phoenix intersection on Wednesday night opened fire at witnesses who tried to help him.

What we know:

The incident happened just after 6 p.m. on May 13 at 16th Street and Southern Avenue.

Phoenix Police say witnesses reported seeing a crash, and when they went to check on the driver who caused the collision, the driver fired at them through his windshield.

The driver walked away from the crash, but was arrested once officers got to the scene. None of the witnesses were hurt.

The intersection was shut down due to the investigation.

What we don't know:

The suspect wasn't identified. No other details on what led up to the crash were released by police.

Map of where the incident happened: