An apparent rolling road rage shooting in North Philadelphia left a man hurt and a woman in police custody.
The shooting incident started around 11:30 p.m. Tuesday near North 24th and West Berks streets, Philadelphia Police chief Inspector Scott Small said.
A man in his 30s was hospitalized with a gunshot wound. "He was found to have sustained a single gunshot wound to his left chest," police said Wednesday. "The victim was immediately taken into surgery and is listed in critical condition."
Eventually one of the drivers came to a stop about a block or so away at North Ringgold Street and West Montgomery Avenue. That sedan had damage to the front end and windshield and the air bag appeared to have deployed.
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It was unclear if that car belonged to the suspected shooter or the victim.
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Officers took a woman in her 30s into custody and recovered a gun, police said. Charges were pending as of Wednesday morning.
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Other details about the road rage shooting weren't immediately released.
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