PITTSBURGH — University of Pittsburgh Police are investigating after shots were reportedly fired during a road rage incident in Oakland Thursday morning.
Around 9:21 a.m., Pitt police, along with Pittsburgh Police, responded to a ShotSpotter alert near 16 Melba Place. Nothing was found in the area at the time.
A short time later, a woman on Semple Street reported that shots were fired at her during a road rage incident.
No injuries were reported.
Witnesses on Melba Street told officers they heard gunshots and saw a vehicle flee the area, which was described as a White SUV. Pitt Police later said they found the vehicle at a “distance from campus.”
Police continue to investigate.
We have a crew at the scene working to learn more. Check back for updates on this breaking story.
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