One person was killed early Monday after a road rage shooting that shut down traffic on one of Salt Lake City's busiest roadways during the morning commute.
One person was killed early Monday after a road rage shooting that shut down traffic on one of Salt Lake City's busiest roadways during the morning commute.The shooting occurred just before 5:30 a.m. on eastbound State Road 201 near 900 West. Only two vehicles were believed to be involved in the incident.A suspect has been taken into custody, although few details about that person's identity or the victim have been released.
'If there's other individuals that may have seen this incident or have any type of video footage that could help us out, we encourage them to contact the Utah Highway Patrol dispatch center and let us know what information they have,' said Lt. Cameron Roden with the Utah Highway Patrol.
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