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Road Rage Leads to I-240 Shooting

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Updated: 12/06/2011 11:44 am
MEMPHIS, TN (abc24.com) - A case of road rage sent one man to the hospital when gunfire broke out at I-240 and Danny Thomas.

According to Memphis Police, a man was cut off in traffic by a van around midnight on December 5, 2011 when shots were fired at him from the van. The victim sustained a gunshot wound and was transported to Methodist University Hospital on non-critical condition.

The suspects, who were not apprehended, were possibly driving a silver Toyota van with Florida plates. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of this vehicle should call CrimeStoppers at (901) 528-CASH (2274).

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onemanvolt - 12/6/2011 9:25 PM
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So true, vote2012, road rage is rampant in Memphis because of idiot drivers who lack basic driving skills, like driving in the left lane side by side another car and blocking the rest of traffic. Get that A$$ over in the right lane and let people pass. The left lane is the passing lane on a freeway, not a lane for people to poke along in. If people would just pay attention to other cars and get out of the way, there wouldn't be so much frustration and road rage.

vote2012 - 12/6/2011 3:12 PM
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Im not saying what the shooters did was right, but it would be nice if drivers didn't shoot "no pun intended" out of a side street in front of other drivers and then decide to drive slow or slam on their brakes. Whats your rush if your just going to slow down? Wait until others pass and then shoot out and then you can putt putt as much as you want.
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