Police investigate potential road rage shooting at North Texas Whataburger
Investigators said that two drivers pulled into the Whataburger parking lot and began arguing.
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Investigators said that two drivers pulled into the Whataburger parking lot and began arguing.
Victim hospitalized after gunfire on I-20 service road. Suspect fled in black SUV.
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Investigators said they have a description of the suspect's vehicle and a license plate number.
The incident occurred just after 5:45 p.m. Monday on the service road of Interstate 30 at Gus Thomasson Road.
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Police said the suspect fled the scene.
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"It was like, he was bent on, if not killing us, at least doing some kind of damage."
"As soon as I pulled up next to him, he was holding a firearm out of the window," said the victim, who did not want to be identified.
It happened on Loop 820 near Iron Horse Blvd around 10:45 a.m. Investigators said the altercation began further west of where the teen was shot though.
The teen—who just got his driver's license two months ago—said he cut somebody off before they moved to the right and began shooting.
"This becomes very surreal at your front porch when it happens to you," he said. "This could have happened to anyone. I didn't ask for it."
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