Cole Nenon, the 21-year-old who showed up at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport with guns hours after a Christmas Day shooting, asked a police officer to take him into custody and kill him, according to court documents. Just before 11:25 p.m ...

Police are investigating a shooting and stabbing at Sky Harbor Airport's Terminal 4 in Phoenix; also at the airport in an unrelated case, a man was arrested after bringing firearms and getting into a fight with officers.

Gunfire rang out at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport on Christmas night and left three people wounded, police say. Another was stabbed. One was in critical condition.

Phoenix police are investigating a shooting and stabbing that happened at Sky Harbor International Airport. It happened on Christmas evening in terminal four.

PHOENIX — After hearing of a shooting at Sky Harbor Airport on Christmas, a man armed with two guns showed up at the airport and was quickly tackled by police. The man, identified as 21-year-old Cole Nenon, handed an airport employee the guns before approaching an officer at a "very fast pace," asking to be arrested, according to court documents.

Phoenix police said the Christmas night shooting stemmed from a domestic dispute and that no suspects are outstanding.

Airport operations are back to normal at Phoenix's Sky Harbor after a Christmas family dispute that resulted in a shooting and stabbing, police said.

A shooting and stabbing on Christmas night at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport has prompted questions about firearm rules and security.