SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Officers with the California Highway Patrol have arrested a man accused of shooting at a car on I-5 in Sacramento Saturday night. No injuries were reported in the shooting.
According to the CHP, officers were patrolling I-5 in the area of Metro Air Parkway due to sideshow activity.
Officers saw a silver Toyota exiting southbound I-5 at a fast speed. Occupants of a black Ford told CHP officers that they were the victims in a road rage incident involving the driver of the Toyota, later identified as 47-year-old Norman Fisher.
Officers say they were able to catch up to Fisher's car and conduct a traffic stop. They learned that Fisher had allegedly fired one round at the black Ford.
A handgun was recovered during the investigation. Fisher was booked into Sacramento County Main Jail on suspicion of attempted murder.
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