Stray Bullet Hits Woman In Car
Police: Men Arguing When Shots Fired
POSTED: Thursday, March 18, 2010
UPDATED: 6:09 pm EDT March 18, 2010
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OPA-LOCKA, Fla. -- A woman was wounded Thursday afternoon when a stray bullet hit a moving vehicle in Opa-Locka.The shooting occurred at Ali Baba Avenue and Johnson Street. Opa-Locka police said three men were fighting in a parking lot there when shots were fired.A woman happened to be driving down the street when a stray bullet went through her car door and hit her in the back.The woman drove to the nearby police station. Officers there called paramedics to transport her to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Her name and condition were not available.Officers said the woman seemed to be in stable condition.No other injuries were reported.Police said they have arrested two suspects, and they are still searching for a third man.
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