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Intervener shot at during argument

Gary Grado, Tribune

May 7, 2008 - 1:04AM

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Guns and knives came out Monday when a man stopped to intervene in an argument between a man and a woman.

According to Mesa police, the couple were arguing outside their apartment at 901 S. Country Club Drive when a man on a bike stopped to tell the other man to be more respectful to the woman.

The bicyclist appeared to be drunk and had a knife on his belt.

The man arguing with the woman went into his apartment, grabbed a sawed-off shotgun and fired a round over the bicyclist’s head, saying the next shot would be in his head.

The bicyclist dropped his knife and everybody scattered, police said.

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