XBOX says no one was hurt at inXile’s office after a reported shooting in Tustin, California. Police have arrested a suspect. XBOX is supporting inXile staff and working with law enforcement.
InXile is the Microsoft-owned developer behind the Wasteland series and the upcoming Clockwork Revolution.
XBOX Says No One Hurt After inXile Office Shooting
Local news reported the shooting on the afternoon of November 11, noting that several bullets struck the building. A studio representative told Aftermath that they were relieved no one was physically harmed.
We’re relieved that no one was hurt at our inXile office. Our focus is on supporting our team, and we are working closely with law enforcement as they investigate.
The police sergeant in Tustin, California, Christopher Peterson, told the outlet that police arrested a suspect on Friday, November 13, but an investigation is still ongoing to determine the motive.
Officers got there [on November 11]. They responded to a report of a drive-by shooting there. Located multiple shell casings. Nobody was hurt. Processed the crime scene, and then sometime [Friday] morning, a little before 11 [AM], they took a suspect into custody. And the investigation is still kind of ongoing as to where and why.
Insider Gaming will continue to monitor the story and report any updates as more information becomes available.
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