<p>A gunman killed one person and wounded five others in a shooting spree in Arizona, sparking an hours-long manhunt by SWAT teams before he was caught, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>One of the injured was in critical condition after the shooting yesterday in Mesa, a suburb of Phoenix, said local police spokesman Esteban Flores.<br /><br />The shooter "surrendered after being tazed," said Flores, who listed at least four locations where the gunman had opened fire, before fleeing in a carjacked vehicle and being tracked down to a nearby apartment complex.<br /><br />"We believe he is responsible for each and every one of these shootings," he told a briefing some five hours after the incident.<br /><br />SWAT teams had scrambled across the city to look for the shooter, described as a white man in his 40s with a neck tattoo. Local schools and colleges were placed on lockdown while police searched for the gunman.<br /><br />Local 12 News TV channel described the tattoos as including white supremacist symbols.<br /><br />TV pictures showed the suspect being led out in a white full-body suit, designed to protect DNA and other forensic evidence for investigators who will provide evidence for prosecution.<br /><br />The incident began when three people were shot at a motel. One male victim died while two women were hospitalised. Another male was shot at a nearby bistro, where a car was stolen.<br /><br />A short time later police received reports of an attempted burglary nearby with a male victim shot, and another separate shooting at an apartment complex. A victim there was listed in critical condition, Flores said.<br /><br />"We don't know exactly what happened at the first shooting. We know there was some kind of argument," he said, adding: "We believe that he knew the first victims."<br /><br />"The rest of them appeared to be carjackings or home invasions or some kinds of robberies," he said.</p>
<p>A gunman killed one person and wounded five others in a shooting spree in Arizona, sparking an hours-long manhunt by SWAT teams before he was caught, police said.<br /><br /></p>.<p>One of the injured was in critical condition after the shooting yesterday in Mesa, a suburb of Phoenix, said local police spokesman Esteban Flores.<br /><br />The shooter "surrendered after being tazed," said Flores, who listed at least four locations where the gunman had opened fire, before fleeing in a carjacked vehicle and being tracked down to a nearby apartment complex.<br /><br />"We believe he is responsible for each and every one of these shootings," he told a briefing some five hours after the incident.<br /><br />SWAT teams had scrambled across the city to look for the shooter, described as a white man in his 40s with a neck tattoo. Local schools and colleges were placed on lockdown while police searched for the gunman.<br /><br />Local 12 News TV channel described the tattoos as including white supremacist symbols.<br /><br />TV pictures showed the suspect being led out in a white full-body suit, designed to protect DNA and other forensic evidence for investigators who will provide evidence for prosecution.<br /><br />The incident began when three people were shot at a motel. One male victim died while two women were hospitalised. Another male was shot at a nearby bistro, where a car was stolen.<br /><br />A short time later police received reports of an attempted burglary nearby with a male victim shot, and another separate shooting at an apartment complex. A victim there was listed in critical condition, Flores said.<br /><br />"We don't know exactly what happened at the first shooting. We know there was some kind of argument," he said, adding: "We believe that he knew the first victims."<br /><br />"The rest of them appeared to be carjackings or home invasions or some kinds of robberies," he said.</p>