Three Dead, Five Injured in Glendale Restaurant Shooting
GLENDALE, AZ – A tragic shooting at a restaurant during a concert and car show on Sunday evening has left three people dead and five others injured. The incident took place at El Camaron Gigante near the intersection of 59th and Glendale avenues around 7:45 p.m. when a fight erupted between two groups inside the venue.
Multiple individuals were escorted outside, where gunfire ensued in the parking lot. Glendale police reported the involvement of multiple shooters, who remain at large. The victims have been identified as 17-year-old Damien Anthony Sproule and his brothers—21-year-old Christopher Juaquin Sproule and 21-year-old Milo Christopher Suniga—all pronounced dead at the scene.
Among the injured, a 16-year-old boy sustained severe injuries but is expected to recover. The other victims, aged 20 to 23, suffered wounds from gunfire and shrapnel. Police indicated the situation was "isolated" and that everyone involved appeared to know each other.
With around 200-300 people present at the event, law enforcement is urging anyone with information to contact them as investigations continue. The area is now deemed safe for the public.
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