CBS11TV wrote:Garland Police Search For 'Random Roadway' Shooter
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Bud Gillett GARLAND (CBS 11 News) ―
Police in Garland are trying to identify the person/persons that they believe committed a string of random shootings.
Sunday afternoon police were called to the 2400 block of Beltline Road where a four-door sedan had apparently been shot at several times. The 22-year-old male driver had been shot in the hand, a 20-year-old female passenger received cuts from broken glass and a 4-month-old girl was covered with broken glass but uninjured.
The driver of the sedan told police he was stopped at a red light at Buckingham and Shiloh when he 'heard gunfire and bullets started coming through his car and windows'.
All three people in the vehicle were taken to Parkland Hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Later Sunday night Garland police received a call saying a 37-year-old man had been shot on Walnut, just east of Plano Road. The shooting circumstances appeared to be similar, with the man saying he and his 9-year-old son were sitting at a red light when someone started firing at his pickup.
The man was taken to Baylor University Medical Center with a gunshot wound to the abdomen and is expected to recover. His son wasn't injured.
After those two incidents Garland Police later learned that just after 10:00pm Sunday there was a report of a vehicle being shot at in Mesquite. That incident happened as the driver exited Interstate-635 and Oates Drive. No one was injured in the shooting.
According to police the same basic description was given in all three shooting incidents – the shots were fired by a man driving a small dark-colored vehicle. Police believe the suspect fired a pistol at each shooting.
Garland Police ask that anyone with information about the incidents or the identity of the person/persons involved call the Garland Crime Stoppers tipline at 972-272-TIPS.
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