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Woman seriously hurt in possible road rage shooting in Wheat Ridge

A 58-year-old woman suffered serious injuries after a possible road rage shooting, Wheat Ridge Police said.

WHEAT RIDGE, Colo. — The Wheat Ridge Police Department (WRPD) is investigating a possible road rage shooting that injured a 58-year-old woman Thursday night.

According to police, the driver of the vehicle the victim was in may have cut off a black sedan on West 38th Avenue near High Court around 8 p.m.. Just after that someone inside the black sedan fired a shot hitting the woman.

She suffered serious injuries and was driven to the hospital by the driver of the victim's vehicle.

West 38th Avenue was closed between Vance Street and High Court while police conducted their investigation. The road reopened around 10 p.m.

Since the shooting, detectives have been canvassing the neighborhood, talking to residents and business owners about what they saw and what their surveillance cameras may have captured.  

Anyone who thinks they may have relevant video footage or information is asked to email investigations@ci.wheatridge.go.us or call 303-235-2945. They're specifically looking for video from the arear between West 38th Avenue and West 32nd Avenue and Upham and Marshall streets.

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