Man fires gunshots at car with woman, child inside during road rage incident in Havertown: police

HAVERTOWN, Pa. - Haverford Township Police Department is investigating a road rage incident they say occurred in Havertown Monday. 

At around 3:26 p.m., police responded to a road rage shooting incident on the 2000 block of West Chester Pike.

While officers were on their way, multiple reports said the shooter was driving a black Lincoln SUV last seen traveling east on West Chester Pike.

Upon arrival of the shooting scene, officers located a white Jeep Cherokee with thirteen bullet holes in the headlight, hood and windshield. 

A woman was driving the Jeep with her 10-year-old nephew in the backseat. 

They say the woman was injured by possible shrapnel or glass fragments. The child was not injured.

They were transported by ambulance to the hospital for treatment. 

Meanwhile, Upper Darby Township Police spotted the Lincoln and stopped it at State Road and West Chester Pike in Upper Darby Township. 

The driver of the shooting vehicle, who police have identified as 30-year-old Sean Moses of Drexel Hill, was taken into custody without incident. 

Police did locate a firearm on the front seat of the SUV. 

Moses has been charged with Attempted Homicide, Aggravated Assault and related charges.

Keeley spoke to Haverford police, who said in the video below that the entire ordeal may have started as an accident up the road.

Eastbound West Chester Pike was closed during the investigation.

Police say there is currently no threat to the public. 

This is an ongoing investigation.

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