The U.S. Army has identified a Fort Huachuca soldier who was killed in a drive-by shooting after getting into an argument at a Tucson night club.
The soldier was identified Sunday as Spc. Robert A. Glenn, a 25-year-old from Altadena, Calif., said Fort Huachuca spokesman Gordon Van Vleet.
Glenn was leaving the Tucson club with two other soldiers early Saturday after getting into an argument with another man.
Authorities say the suspect pursued the soldiers in a borrowed car, pulled up along side them and fired several shots.
The driver of the car, Spc. Justin R. Harris, was wounded but was able to pull the car off the roadway. But Glenn, who was in the passenger seat, was pronounced dead at the scene. The passenger in the back seat was uninjured.
The soldiers are from the 69th Signal Company, which is scheduled to deploy to Iraq later this year.
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