A 17-year-old Phoenix teen helped police identify the man accused of shooting him in the final moments before he passed away. Just after midnight on September 8, officers responded to a west Phoenix park and found Sincere D’Andre Venson suffering from multiple gunshot wounds. While first responders were trying to save him, police say Venson identified 18-year-old Joshua Armstrong as the person he believed shot him. Venson didn’t just give them a name. He described Armstrong’s black BMW and gave officers access to his phone so they could confirm Armstrong’s phone number. Venson was rushed to the hospital, where he passed away about an hour later. Investigators then began finding evidence that supported what he had told them. A phone discovered near the park reportedly matched the number saved for Armstrong, while surveillance footage showed Venson, Armstrong, 18-year-old Luis Gonzalez and two others arriving at the park together before the shooting. Two witnesses later told detec...