Police: In Mesa, Man Shoots Ex’s New Boyfriend Before Turning Gun On Himself!

Police: In Mesa, Man Shoots Ex's New Boyfriend Before Turning Gun On Himself!
Police: In Mesa, Man Shoots Ex's New Boyfriend Before Turning Gun On Himself!

Police: In Mesa, Man Shoots Ex’s New Boyfriend Before Turning Gun On Himself: Police say a man was shot by the ex-boyfriend of his current girlfriend in a Mesa restaurant on Wednesday afternoon, sending him to the hospital. The criminal then fatally shot himself.

Police: In Mesa, Man Shoots Ex’s New Boyfriend Before Turning Gun On Himself!

Man shoots ex's new boyfriend before turning gun on himself in Mesa  restaurant, police say

A man was shot and killed inside a pizza shop in Mesa, and two people were injured, as previously reported.
A shooting was reported at the Desert Peaks Pizza and Grille near the intersection of Recker and McKellips roads at around 5 o’clock. They discovered two injured males, later identified as Jason Zuchowski, 45, and Joseph Papineau, 51, both of whom had been shot.

According to the police, things began when Zuchowski and his girlfriend arrived at the restaurant only to discover the woman’s ex-boyfriend, Papineau, already there. While Zuchowski and Papineau were sitting at opposite ends of the bar, an argument broke out between them.

According to reports, Papineau walked over to the dispute and shot Zuchowski before turning the gun on himself. They both went to the hospital, but by the time they got there, Papineau was already dead. Zuchowski was sent to the hospital for emergency surgery after sustaining life-threatening injuries. His current state is unknown.

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A third individual was injured by shrapnel, although they did not require medical attention. Since then, investigators have been speaking with those who were in the restaurant at the time of the shooting. It’s still early in the study.

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