-Phoenix, AZ. -June 19, 2023. An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper has been shot in Phoenix, and the suspect is dead. Phoenix Police say the incident began just after 11:30 a.m. on June 19 near 21st Avenue and Thomas Road when a suspect shot a trooper who was trying to pull him over. The suspect drove from the area and Phoenix Police officers were called out to help. Phoenix Police Sgt. Melissa Soliz says officers saw the suspect pulling into a home at 27th Avenue and Garfield Street, but then he started to leave. An officer followed the suspect and around 35th Drive and Holly Street, "An officer got out of his patrol Tahoe and gave commands to the suspect to get out of the car. The suspect fired a gun at the officer. The officer returned fire with his rifle. The suspect drove off north through the neighborhood." An Arizona Department of Public Safety trooper has been shot in Phoenix, and the suspect is dead. Phoenix Police say the incident began just after 11:30 a.m. on June 19 near 21st Avenue and Thomas Road when a suspect shot a trooper who was trying to pull him over. The suspect drove from the area and Phoenix Police officers were called out to help. Phoenix Police Sgt. Melissa Soliz says officers saw the suspect pulling into a home at 27th Avenue and Garfield Street, but then he started to leave. An officer followed the suspect and around 35th Drive and Holly Street, "An officer got out of his patrol Tahoe and gave commands to the suspect to get out of the car. The suspect fired a gun at the officer. The officer returned fire with his rifle. The suspect drove off north through the neighborhood." The suspect was originally identified as 24-year-old David Jacobo Borja, however, police later clarified his identity as 29-year-old Luis Mateo Jacobo Borja. "The suspect had an identification card on him indicating he was David Jacobo Borja," police said on June 21. "The man on scene physically matched the picture on the identification." Investigators say Luis had illegally assumed David's identity multiple times in the past. Police were able to ultimately identify Luis as the suspect through fingerprints, tattoos and assistance from the family.