A tip line for motorist is seen on a freeway sign along I-10, Thursday, Sept. 10, 2015 in Phoenix. Numerous shootings of vehicles along I-10 over the past two weeks have investigators working around the clock to find a suspect in a spate of recent Phoenix freeway shootings that have rattled nerves and heightened fears of a possible serial shooter. (AP Photo/Matt York) (The Associated Press)
PHOENIX – The latest developments on a series of freeway shootings in the Phoenix area. All times local (PDT):
6:30 a.m.
Authorities in Arizona are checking out another possible shooting on a Phoenix-area freeway.
The state Department of Public Safety says officers are responding to a report of a damaged window on a vehicle that was traveling on Interstate 10 Thursday morning.
Trooper Tim Case says a "projectile" hit the window but no shooting has been confirmed.
Video shown by KNXV-TV showed an intact rear window with a visible indention.
This follows 10 shooting incidents in which the DPS says either bullets or projectiles hit vehicles in the past two weeks. All but two were on I-10.
DPS says seven of the 10 shooting incidents involved bullets and the other three were unspecified projectiles.
No serious injuries have been reported.
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