Investigation underway after suspects fire shots at tow truck driver in Montgomery Village, police say
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. () — Officers are investigating after multiple suspects allegedly fired shots at a tow truck driver in Montgomery Village early Saturday.
Details remain limited; however, the Montgomery County Department of Police (MCPD) said that officers responded to a shooting in the 18000 block of Lost Knife Circle just after 2:30 a.m. on May 31.
At the scene, a man told officers that he was driving a tow truck when people approached him and began shooting at him. The suspects then reportedly fled the area.
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The man was not injured in the shooting, police noted.
The investigation is ongoing. As of Sunday afternoon, no arrests have been made.
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