Shots fired during road rage incident in the Far North Side

At least five gunshots were fired into this truck Saturday afternoon in a road rage incident. At least five gunshots were fired into this truck Saturday afternoon in a road rage incident. Photo: By Mark D. Wilson Photo: By Mark D. Wilson Image 1 of / 3 Caption Close Shots fired during road rage incident in the Far North Side 1 / 3 Back to Gallery

A man fired at least five gunshots into a truck Saturday afternoon in a road rage incident on Loop 1604 on the far North Side, according to police.

The shooting occurred around 5 p.m.

Two vehicles headed east on Loop 1604 near Redland Road had been driving aggressively, police said.

At some point they made contact, prompting one of the drivers to pull up alongside the other, who was in a Nissan Titan, and open fire, police said.

There were five people in the shooter's car, including two teens, police said.

The man in the Titan was alone. None of the bullets, which were fired into the passenger door of the truck, hit the man.

No injuries were reported.

Everyone involved in the incident was taken to San Antonio police headquarters for questioning. It was not immediately known what charges they could face.

Police said the person who fired the shots is licensed to carry a concealed handgun.

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