Colorado Springs: Road Rage Shooter, Man Shot in Groin

COLORADO SPRINGS, CO -- Colorado Springs police reported two non-fatal shootings Nov. 2 and 3. Both incidents are under investigation and no arrests have been made. One incident seemed to be a road rage related incident and the other was classified by police as a domestic incident.

Road Rage Shooting: On Thursday, Nov. 2, police reported two shooting victims came into Memorial Hospital at 4200 N. Carefree Cir. around 1:30 a.m. with what were called "serious but non life threatening injuries." The victims told investigators they were in a car accident and the driver of the other vehicle fired several shots at them. Police found the other vehicle, but did not find the alleged shooter. The investigation is ongoing.

Domestic Shooting: Police said a man was shot in a possible domestic violence incident early Friday morning, Nov. 3. Officers were summoned to the 4000 block of Lacy Lane around 3:44 a.m. and found a man with a gunshot wound to his groin area and another in his right buttocks. The victim was transported to the hospital for treatment and at this time his injuries are non-life-threatening. No arrest was made.

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