UPDATE: Woman Hospitalized in I-10 Freeway Shooting, Bullet-Riddled Vehicle Towed Away

BEAUMONT, CA — A woman was hospitalized and one person is in custody following a shooting at an Interstate 10 freeway offramp in Beaumont this morning. According to Beaumont police, the incident was first reported at 10:05 a.m.

Right now, it's believed that while a woman was stopped at the eastbound Highland Springs offramp, a person got out of their vehicle, walked around to the driver's side of the woman's Chevy Impala, and fired nearly a dozen rounds into the sedan. Patch counted at least 11 bullet holes or marks on the vehicle at the scene.

The woman survived the shooting and was hospitalized, crews on scene said. However, an update on her condition wasn't immediately available.

Police say they think the two people know each other.

"Detectives and officers are still investigating, but what is known as of right now is that this appears to be an isolated incident between the suspect and victim, whom may have known one another prior to today's shooting," Beaumont police said in a statement.

A suspect in the shooting was chased down by area CHP officers and arrested, Patch was told.

The offramp was closed in the area until just after noon, when the victim's silver sedan was towed away. The CHP had issued a Sig Alert on the I-10 eastbound at Highland Springs during the closure

"We will provide more details when they become available," Beaumont police said. "Anyone who witnessed the shooting or with information regarding this incident please contact the Beaumont Police Department at 951-769-8500."

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