Glendale

Our top crime stories for the week of December 17 include details from a shooting at a Phoenix business that left four people dead, Gilbert Police's investigation into crimes involving teens as the community remains concerned over the so-called 'Gilbert Goons' group, and shoplifters in Glendale.

The new venue, Round 1 Bowling and Amusement Center, offers bowling, arcade games, billiards, karaoke and more. FOX 10's Ty Brennan has a look at what people can expect.

On Nov. 28, Glendale Police identified three people, 41-year-old Jihana Jones, 20-year-old Renae Molett, and 25-year-old Quantana Curtis, as suspects in the thefts that happened throughout the Phoenix area.

Officers responded to what they believe was an accidental shooting at a shopping mall near 77th Avenue and Bell Road.

Glendale Police released a video related to a shooting that left a street preacher badly injured in mid-November. On Dec. 5, Glendale Police released surveillance camera video of the incident. In the video, Schmidt was seen standing on a street corner when he suddenly fell forward. He was then seen getting back up.

26-year-old Hans Schmidt was standing on the corner of the intersection at 51st and Peoria avenues, preaching to the public about attending a nearby church service at Victory Chapel First Phoenix, when the shooting happened.

The shooting happened in November, and on Dec. 5, Glendale Police officials released video from a camera that captured the moment of a shooting theft a street preacher with serious injuries.

Glendale's biggest resort remains under construction and on Nov. 30 they added a key piece.

The event has become a beloved holiday staple in the West Valley with a festive light display that attracts people from across the metro area. And this year, it's celebrating 30 years with a two-night celebration of vendors, Santa, and carolers.