2 women found slain at Tucson tobacco shop
Tucson police said they found two women shot dead Sunday at a Tucson tobacco shop.
Just before 10 a.m., officers were dispatched after reports of a homicide at Wadee Smoke Shop, on South 12th Avenue near West President Street. When officers arrived, they found a pair of slain women with gunshot wounds, according to Tucson police.
The department on Tuesday identified the victims as Sawsan Toma, 42, and Yvette Gutierrez, 31.
"Details are extremely limited at this time, and the investigation is ongoing," read a statement from police.
No suspect has been detained, and detectives are trying to find a motive, police said.
Tucson police spokesman Sgt. Richard Gradillas said on Tuesday evening that it was not known to him whether Toma and Gutierrez were employees of the shop.
Wadee Smoke Shop could not be immediately reached for comment; no phone number for the establishment was listed online.
Anyone with information about this case is asked to call 520-882-7463 with their anonymity protected, police said.
Reach breaking news reporter Jose R. Gonzalez at jose.gonzalez@gannett.com or on Twitter @jrgzztx.
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This article originally appeared on Arizona Republic: Sawsan Toma, Yvette Gutierrez found dead at Wadee Smoke Shop
