1 injured in road rage shooting in Queens

Police are looking for the person who fired multiple shots into a car with passengers during a road rage incident in Queens Thursday morning.

Rush-hour road-rage led to gunshots in one Queens neighborhood Thursday morning.

"That's outrageous. City is getting crazy, everyone in a rush to go nowhere. Got to slow down and respect everyone that's driving," one man said. 

Crime scene tape lined parts of Cypress Hills Street near the entrance to the Jackie Robinson Parkway after multiple shots were fired into a white sedan while two-men were inside, a bullet grazing one of them. 

"Put the guns down, seriously," a man said. 

Police say one driver cut off the other, an argument ensued, then shots were fired.

At least five bullet holes could be seen on the car.

"That's insane," one person said. 

The NYPD says they don't specifically track all road rage incidents, but officers Bisram talked with say they have been seeing and responding to more lately.

"I seen a lot of road rage incidents," one person said. 

According to AAA, from 2017 to 2021, there were 5,831 crashes in New York City caused by aggressive driving and road rage. 

"I feel afraid," Luis Herrera said. 

Research by mental health doctors show some people are more prone to getting angry behind the wheel because of day to day stress, anxiety and high anger traits. They recommend keep driving if someone gets hostile. 

"Just avoid it at all costs. Continue your day somehow," Steven Diaz said. 

"Get some more humanity back in the world. We have to start loving again. It's rough right now," one person said. 

Back at the Glendale intersection where shots were fired, police say the gunman is still at large.

Thankfully, the victim is expected to survive.

Anyone with any information is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477), or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). You can also submit a tip via their website or via DM on Twitter, @NYPDTips. All calls are kept confidential.    

It's a case of rush hour road rage in Queens.

Police are on the hunt for a man who opened fire on a driver Thursday morning after being cut off on a busy roadway.

As CBS2's Jennifer Bisram reports, police say the shooting was definitely the result of road rage. It happened on the busy roadway as people were on their way to work.

Detectives say a driver was upset he got cut off, and went off - firing multiple shots. 

"That's outrageous. City is getting crazy, everyone in a rush to go nowhere. Got to slow down and respect everyone that's driving," one man said. 

The rush hour road age ended in gunshots Thursday morning.

"That's insane," one person said. 

Crime scene tape lined parts of Cypress Hills Street near the entrance to the Jackie Robinson parkway after multiple shots were fired into a white sedan, striking the driver.

"I feel afraid," Luis Hererra said. 

Police say one driver cut off the other, an argument ensued, then shots were fired. At least five bullet holes could be seen in the car.

"Put the guns down, seriously," one person said. 

Thankfully, the driver of the bullet-riddled car was only grazed by one round in his back. He's expected to be OK. 

As for the gunman, investigators say he took off. 

"I saw many times driver come out and go to the other window, fighting," Herrera said. 

"Just avoid it at all cost. Continue your day somehow," Steven Diaz said. 

While the NYPD does not track specific road rage incidents, several officers Bisram talked with say they have been seeing and responding to them more often.

So far, no arrests.

Anyone with any information is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477), or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782). You can also submit a tip via their website or via DM on Twitter, @NYPDTips. All calls are kept confidential.  

A man suffered a graze wound in his back following a shooting on the Jackie Robinson Parkway in Queens Thursday morning. 

It happened around 5:45 a.m. near Cypress Hills Street. 

The victim was rushed to Jamaica Hospital. 

Police told CBS2's Jennifer Bisram the incident appears to have been road rage. 

Detectives are looking for a white Acura sedan with Pennsylvania plates. Two men were in the car at the time of the shooting. 

Chopper 2 was over the scene this morning. Jump ahead to 35 minutes in the video to see it.