The California Highway Patrol is investigating a December 25 shooting which occurred at 7:15 pm on Highway 4.
According to CHP, a male in his mid-twenties from Pittsburg, was driving his black Nissan Altima on eastbound Highway 4 from northbound Highway 242, when he alleges his vehicle was struck by gunfire. The driver, who was the sole occupant in his vehicle, sustained minor injuries to his hand and shoulder possibly as a result of debris or shrapnel caused by the gunfire.
The victim driver indicated that after hearing the gunfire, he observed a suspect shooting at him from the left rear window of an unknown sedan.
There are currently no other leads on the suspect vehicle or the suspect.
CHP-Golden Gate Division Investigative Services Unit (ISU) located the victim and his vehicle and will be conducting an investigation into this incident. Our investigators are requesting assistance from the public in gathering the details surrounding this incident.
If you or anyone you know have any information that might be helpful, please call the CHP Investigative Tipline at 707.917.4491.
4 comments
I wonder if the new Shotspotter system helped notify the authorities here.
Cameras? This is happening too often. Glad the victim wasn’t SERIOUSLY hurt, and sorry victim was hurt at all.
Victim is really not a victim but a player in the road rage game. Keep it 100, you know you did something to provoke the shooting.
Hey MAGA! You’re not a real “MAGA.” so knock it off already! You’re nothing but an impostor trying to give us real MAGAs a bad name! Have your psychiatrist adjust your meds!
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