A man was shot three times in an apparent road rage incident in Northeast Dallas Friday morning, officials say.
According to the Garland Fire Department, they were called to the 11300 block of LBJ Freeway Service Road, near West Kingsley Road, where a man had been shot in an apparent road rage incident.
Wintesses at a nearby barbershop told NBC 5 they heard at least six gunshots fired in rapid succesion.
“I heard gun shots and immediately stopped and hopped up out the chair ran to the door and we saw a black truck fly by, when we opened the door you could smell the gun powder," Barber Jay Williams said.
First responders found the victim walking around in a U-Haul parking lot. He had been shot three times, once in the leg and twice in areas that were not life-threatening.
The man was transported to Presbyterian Hospital in Dallas in stable condition.
Police have not released any information about the shooter, what led to the shooting or what kind of car the person may be driving.
The location is in the same area where a driver hacked at another driver's car with a machete in another road rage incident recorded on dashcam video. That driver was arrested this week, police say.
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