Shooting scene closed, workers asked to stay away
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Dylan Smith/TucsonSentinel.comPolice had taped off the entire southeast quadrant of the intersection Saturday afternoon.
The scene of yesterday's killing of six and shooting of 13 others remains closed Sunday morning, and authorities have asked employees who work in the strip mall at the intersection of Ina and Oracle Roads to stay away.
The plaza, including the Safeway store, on the southeast corner of the intersection where a gunman rampaged Saturday morning will most likely be closed until Sunday evening, a sheriff's department spokesman said.
Authorities continue to investigate the scene, said Pima County Sheriff's Deputy Jason Ogan.
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