No arrests have been made, Mesa police say
MESA, AZ — Mesa police are investigating after someone placed a possible explosive device on a doorstep last weekend, causing both injury and home damage.
Around 9:30 p.m. on Saturday, officers were dispatched to a neighborhood near Arizona Avenue and Guadalupe Road for an emergency. A homeowner reported receiving an alert on his front door camera about someone outside, and when he approached the door, he heard a loud bang. Police say the glass on the man's front door shattered and caused a minor head injury.The emergency call was first thought to be"shots fired," but the damage"far what a gunshot could cause," police say.
Police say there is a vague description of a possible suspect, only identified as a man, and a possible suspect vehicle. No arrests have been made at this time.
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