Woman, 71, escapes injury after being shot at multiple times during Stockton road rage incident
STOCKTON — A 71-year-old woman in Stockton escaped injury after being shot at multiple times during a road rage incident Friday evening, authorities said Saturday.
The Stockton Police Department said it happened at around 7:45 p.m. at Mariposa Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
A suspect in another vehicle fired multiple shots at the woman, hitting the vehicle's body and a window. The woman was not shot.
The incident remains under investigation.
No information was available on a suspect description.
The shooting in Stockton occurred a day after another nearby shooting on a roadway left an Amazon truck driver dead.
Ilkhom Shodiev, 37, of Charlotte, North Carolina was shot Thursday while driving his big rig along northbound I-5 in Lathrop, just south of Stockton. The shooting sent the big rig off the freeway and into parked cars at a nearby business before it crashed into a building.
Shodiev died in the hospital from his injuries.
Witnesses told CBS13 on Friday that Shodiev was shot following a road rage incident, but police could not yet confirm that as they continue to pin down a motive and locate a suspect.
