Arkansas State Police give update on investigation into I-630 shooting, say shooting was not random
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Arkansas State Police are providing an update on a Tuesday evening shooting that took place on Interstate 630 in Little Rock.
In a Wednesday release, ASP officials stated that investigators believe the shooting was not random and was not the result of road rage.
According to authorities, witnesses said a Honda Accord was traveling on I-630 with three occupants. As the car approached the Pine Street/Cedar Street exit, witnesses said a Dodge Durango pulled up to the left side of the Honda and started firing, hitting the driver and one of the passengers.
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Officials said the two individuals who were hit by gunfire were taken to local hospitals to be treated for non-life-threatening injuries. Police said the third passenger was treated for lacerations.
The shooting shut down the westbound lanes of I-630 for multiple hours as a large police presence responded to the scene.
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Anyone with information on the incident is asked to call 501-618-8458.
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