Body found that matches Phoenix gunman: Police

February 01, 2013 00:36

AP reports: The police said today they had found a body that matches the description of the suspect in the latest US mass shooting that killed a man and critically wounded another.

The vehicle that 70-year-old suspect Arthur Douglas Harmon was likely driving was found in a parking lot in Arizona, and a body matching Harmon's description was found nearby with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound, spokesman Sgt. Steve Martos said.

Harmon drew a gun and shot both men at the end of a mediation session last morning, police said. Steve Singer, 48, died hours later.

Lawyer Mark Hummels, 43, was in critical condition. A 32-year-old woman was shot and had non-life threatening injuries. Harmon also shot at someone who tried to follow him to get his license plate number, authorities said.

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