Santa Ana Road-Rage Shooting Leaves 49-Year-Old Man Critically Wounded; Gunman Still at Large
SANTA ANA — A 49-year-old man was critically wounded in a road-rage shooting in Santa Ana, a city in Orange County, California, on November 11, after a gunman got out of his vehicle and fired multiple rounds into the man's vehicle, police said. The gunman remained at large.
According to a Santa Ana Police Department statement, officers responded just after 1 p.m. on November 11 to a shooting at First and Lyon streets. "A 49-year-old man was located suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his lower extremities," the statement said. "He was transported to a hospital in critical condition."
Police believe the suspect and the victim were involved in a road-rage incident before the shooting. "The suspect exited his vehicle and fired multiple rounds into the victim's vehicle," according to the statement. "We're still trying to find more information about the suspect and suspect vehicle."
Police did not release the identities of the victim or the gunman, and no description of the suspect vehicle was available. The investigation remained ongoing, and no other information was immediately available. The account above is the police department's statement; the gunman's identity and motive have not been established.
(Source: Santa Ana Police Department)
Source: Santa Ana Police Department
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