SACRAMENTO, Calif — Parts of I-5 Highway were closed as law enforcement search for evidence in a freeway shooting, said California Highway Patrol.
The shooting occurred on I-5, just north of I-80. CHP said that at about 6:40 a.m., one victim's car was shot at while they were driving in the northbound lanes of the freeway.
The victim was not injured and needed to get to work. This caused a delay in shutting down the freeway to begin the initial investigation, CHP said. All lanes are now open, but traffic may still be recovering for some time. No one else was injured, and the shots only managed to damage some property. No other information is available at this time as police continue their investigation.
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