No one injured in shooting at Arizona Mills food court, Tempe PD says

Employees duck as gunshots ring out at Arizona Mills

New video shows the moments gunshots rang out at Arizona Mills, causing shoppers to run for cover and employees to hit the deck. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has more.

TEMPE, Ariz. - The Tempe Police Department says no one was injured at Arizona Mills after shots were fired on Friday night.

Officers responded around 7:30 p.m. on Sept. 13 to reports of a shooting inside the food court, bringing a massive law enforcement presence to the mall.

"Officers conducted multiple sweeps of the mall and spoke to several witnesses, to ensure everyone was okay and obtain as many witness accounts as possible," Tempe PD said.

No one was injured in the shooting and police say the suspect fled from the area.

Tempe Police stresses that this wasn't an active shooter situation.

Anyone with information is asked to call Tempe Police at 480-350-8311. You can remain anonymous.

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Video shows moments after shooting

A day after the shooting, FOX 10 obtained video showing the moment shots rang out.

The scene before the shooting looked like any other night. Families were shopping, some were heading into the IMAX theater, and others were eating at the food court.

Surveillance video of the incident shows the moments when shouting began in the food court. Then several shots ring out, one after the other.

Employees were seen ducking behind the counter and then crawling to the back, trying to get away from the scene.

Bullet holes are visible on one restaurant's signage, and employees say they are still on edge after the entire ordeal.

Again, no one was reported to be hurt, and no arrests were made.