Police: 2 People Shot In Apparent Road Rage Shooting On I-95 Near Allegheny
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PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - Two people are recovering after they say they were shot on I-95 in Philadelphia. Police say a 25-year-old woman and a 24-year-old man showed up at Episcopal Hospital, suffering from gunshot wounds to the legs on Wednesday night.
They told officers they were on I-95 northbound, near Allegheny Avenue, when a dark-colored SUV pulled up next to them and someone opened fire.
The woman who was behind the wheel then drove to the hospital.
"We know that vehicle has five bullet holes on the driver side. Four of the bullets struck the driver door, one went through the driver side rear door and there is blood inside the vehicle," said Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Scott Small.
The two victims are now at Temple Hospital in stable condition.
Police say a third person was in the car that was shot. That person left Episcopal Hospital with the shot-up car but was later pulled over near Kensington and Lehigh.
