NORTH MIAMI, FLA. (WSVN) - Two drivers opened fire at each other on Interstate 95 in Northwest Miami-Dade in what investigators described as a road rage incident.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers responded to the scene of the incident on the southbound lanes of I-95 near Northwest 151st Street, at approximately 7 a.m., Monday.
Officials said a black Toyota Venza and a black Toyota Camry were involved.
According to FHP, there was an exchange of gunfire where both vehicles were struck.
Pictures sent to 7News showed bullet holes in the window of the passenger side door of the Camry and on the windshield and passenger side door of the Venza.
No one was injured.
After the shootout, investigators said, the driver of the Venza pulled over to the side of the highway and contacted authorities. The motorist later pulled into a nearby Mobil gas station on Opa-Locka Boulevard in North Miami.
Authorities said the driver of the Camry drove to a shopping plaza off Northwest 119th Street where he called police.
The incident comes as authorities continue to investigate several other road rage shootings in Miami-Dade County.
Back on May 21, the driver of a white Honda was taken to the hospital after, investigators said, a gray SUV pulled up along the Florida Turnpike in North Miami-Dade, near the Golden Glades Interchange, and opened fire.
A few days later, a woman said her brother-in-law was in a white Mercedes-Benz SUV when he had to dodge bullets from a blue Nissan after that car cut him off in the area of Northwest 27th Avenue, near 78th Street, in Northwest Miami-Dade. She said two bullets hit that victim.
FHP and Miami-Dade Police continue to investigate Monday’s incident.
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