“The second I got up; it was that second maybe two seconds later that that car came,” said White File Salon owner, Nguyen Le.
TUCSON, Ariz. — A shooting near Broadway and Country Club Rd. led to a car crashing into a salon on Monday.White File Salon owner, Nguyen Le, told KGUN9 he was sitting near the front door of his salon doing a client’s nails when he heard a gunshot.Shattered windows, fallen brick and ruined nail products are just a couple of the items damaged.
Tucson Police said a fight near the salon resulted in a physical altercation and then shots were fired. The driver of the car was found with gunshot wounds. According to TPD, he is in the hospital in critical condition.Jennifer Otero and her son were in the salon lobby just minutes before the crash.Otero said her son was playing with a toy car on the window while he waited for her to finish getting her nails done.
He said he’s glad he trusted his instinct to run away from the entrance with his client and that none of his customers were hurt.
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