I-76 road rage: Minivan driver wanted for firing shots at victim's vehicle
PHILADELPHIA - A weekend drive took a scary turn for a woman and teenager when police say a driver shot at their vehicle on a busy Philadelphia interstate.
The road rage incident began Saturday evening when the 44-year-old victim honked her horn at a minivan in front of her on the I-76 East ramp at Greys Ferry Avenue.
Police say the minivan drove erratically to get behind the victim's vehicle before pulling up beside her right before the Passyunk Avenue exit.
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The driver then fired two shots, striking the victim's vehicle on the driver's side, and fleeing off the interstate, according to police.
The driver and passenger, an 18-year-old female, were not injured.
The suspected vehicle is described as being a dark-colored minivan with a broken passenger side rear tail light and missing rear windshield covered with a black tarp.