Shooting at Arizona outlet mall leaves at least one injured

• A shooting at an Arizona outlet mall left at least one person injured, police said.
• Glendale authorities said a primary search had been completed and no suspects are believed to be outstanding.

A shooting at an Arizona outlet mall left multiple people injured, according to authorities.

Glendale Police said Wednesday that a shooting at the Tanger Outlets resulted in several injuries. Authorities said primary searches had been completed and secondary searches are underway around 3:45 p.m. local time.

No suspects are believed to be outstanding at this time, police said.

A police spokesperson told Insider on Wednesday evening that responding officers determined the shooting occurred when a young adult male got into a disagreement with a group of other young males he knew. The young adult male and at least one of the men in the other group were armed, authorities said.

The young adult male was accompanied by an adult female and a young child. All three were transported to a local hospital with gunshot injuries. Two of the men from the other group were also shot and arrived at another local valley hospital, the spokesperson said.

All parties are reportedly in stable condition, according to police. Authorities are still investigating what occurred between the two parties that led to the shooting.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey said his office is working with authorities to support law enforcement and get updates on those who were injured.

"Our prayers are with those impacted and the brave law enforcement professionals responding to this emergency," he tweeted.