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Alleged Road Rage Incident Ends in Shooting in Santa Ana; Suspect Still on the Run
Police said the suspect fired multiple rounds into the victim’s vehicle and fled as investigators continued to search for the shooter.
- On Nov 11, a 49-year-old man was critically injured in a road rage shooting at the intersection of East First Street and South Lyon Street in Santa Ana, according to the Santa Ana Police Department.
- Officers responded to reports of the shooting shortly after 1 p.m. on Nov 11; preliminary information revealed the suspect exited his vehicle, fired multiple rounds into the victim's car, and fled.
- Video posted to Citizen showed Police vehicles blocking the intersection as Investigators searched for clues; while they have not released the suspect's identity, Authorities noted the attacker was described as a male Hispanic adult.
- The victim was transported to a hospital in critical condition, but his status was upgraded to stable by Nov 11 evening as Santa Ana Police Department Officers continue to canvass the area.
- Police are still searching for the suspect and asking for information; Investigators believe Both vehicles were headed west on First Street before the alleged road rage encounter escalated into gunfire.
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A motorist was critically wounded during an alleged road rage incident Wednesday in Santa Ana. Officers responded just after 1 p.m. to a shooting at First and Lyon streets, the Santa Ana Police Department reported. “A 49-year-old man was located suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his lower extremities,” according to a police statement. “He […]
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