Tucson Residents Fight Desert Gunfire, Demand Action
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Residents in Tucsons Eagle Point Estates face a dangerous situation as bullets from nearby desert land frequently pierce their homes. Supervisor Andrés Cano and law enforcement are collaborating on a plan to halt this ongoing gunfire, particularly on state-owned land. Homeowners like Carlos Sam and Pete Smith express their frustration, demanding quicker action to ensure the safety of their families. The shots primarily occur on weekend nights, linked to off-road riders in the desert. Pima County Sheriffs deputies are increasing patrols and working with the Arizona State Land Department to enforce no-trespassing signs and investigate the incidents. A community meeting is planned for the next two weeks to address the issue and keep the pressure on for protection.
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