NEW: Phoenix police are investigating after a man and a baby were injured in a shooting near 43rd Avenue and Thomas Road.
The shooting happened just before midnight, and both victims are expected to survive.
Authorities say that the man who was shot had been involved in some kind of fight with two other men, and at some point gunfire broke out."The infant, who was with family in a separate location, was struck with gunfire as a result of the shooting," said Sgt. Robert Scherer with Phoenix PD. No information was released about the two potential suspects, and it's unknown what led up to the incident.
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