Photos: Pima County Constable and three others are dead
From the Collection: Latest updates on the Aug. 25 shooting that left 4 dead in Tucson series
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Kelly Presnell
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A Pima County constable and three others are dead after gunfire erupted during an eviction in Tucson Thursday, Tucson police confirmed.
Constable Deborah Martinez went to serve an eviction Thursday at Lind Commons, 3493 E. Lind Road, and was killed while there, sources said.
The names of the four people killed had not been confirmed by police, and police had released few details, as of the Star’s publication deadline. – Arizona Daily Star
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Tucson Police officers stand with an an honor guard as the body of Pima County Constable Deborah Martinez-Garibay is loaded into a Pima County Medical Examiner van for transport from the scene at the Lind Commons Apartments.
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A Tucson Police SWAT officer runs down N. Palo Verde Ave. to a shooting scene at Lind Commons Apartments on Thursday.
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Tucson Police officers talk with a Pima County constable at a roadblock on Palo Verde Ave. just south of Lind Road and the shooting scene at Lind Commons Apartment on Thursday.
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Tucson Police SWAT officers carrying ballistic shields walk out of the parking lot of the Lind Commons Apartments.
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Two Tucson Police SWAT officers walk through the parking lot a the Lind Commons Apartments.
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Tucson Police motor officers escort a van from the Pima County Medical Examiner's Office vehicle carrying the body of Constable Deborah Martinez-Garibay.
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A Tucson Police Department crime scene technician takes photos of a vehicle in the parking lot at the Lind Commons Apartments where Pima County Constable Deborah Martinez-Garibay three others were killed.
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Tucson Police Department investigators gather evidence from the parking lot at the Lind Commons Apartments where Pima County Constable Deborah Martinez-Garibay and three others were killed.
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A Pima County constable walks into the crime scene at the Lind Commons Apartments where Constable Deborah Martinez-Garibay, apartment manager Angela Fox-Heath and Elijah Miranda were killed on Aug. 25.
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A Pima County constable and three others are dead after gunfire erupted during an eviction in Tucson Thursday, police confirmed.
La agente del Condado Pima Deborah Martínez-Garibay, de 43 años, llevaba una orden de desalojo cuando recibió disparos afuera de un departamento en Tucsón. Otras tres personas aún no identificadas también murieron, incluyendo al sospechoso.
Police identified the shooter as Gavin Lee Stansell, 24, who was being evicted for threatening a neighbor with a gun.
