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Fort Worth Police say Arlington Police helped them track down a driver accused of seriously injuring another driver in a road rage shooting on Tuesday.
In a statement issued Thursday, Fort Worth Police said officers were called to a shooting along Interstate 30 and Cooks Lane at about 8:40 a.m.
Police said the man, identified as 29-year-old Curtis Wayne Medrano, was driving along I-30 and shot at another driver several times, striking him at least once.
The injured man pulled over, police said, exited his vehicle and jumped over the concrete barrier and onto the shoulder of the opposite side of the highway. Several drivers noticed the man and stopped to provide help before paramedics arrived and took the man to the hospital.
At last check, the man was listed in serious condition. Further details about his injuries have not been released.
Investigators with the Fort Worth Police Department's Gun Violence Unit worked with the Arlington Police Department to look over surveillance footage from the area and identified a vehicle that was alleged to have been involved in the shooting.
