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KAYSVILLE — Police from several agencies are looking for the occupants of a vehicle who allegedly shot at two cars recently.
On Feb. 20, about 6:45 p.m., a dark-colored Honda was traveling on I-15 near Legacy Highway with its high beams on, said Utah Highway Patrol Sgt. Cameron Roden. Two other vehicles that were traveling together each tried to flash their brights at the Honda to get the driver to turn off his high beams. When the Honda continued to drive with its high beams on, the other cars pulled up next to the Honda to try and get the driver's attention, Roden said.
The Honda then positioned itself behind the other vehicles and someone began firing shots, hitting one of the cars, Roden said. No injuries were reported.
The Honda exited the freeway at 200 North in Kaysville, and both of the other cars followed. Near 200 North and Flint Street, Roden said additional shots were fired. One of the rounds hit a vehicle that had two girls inside who were not part of the original confrontation, he said. No one was injured.
The victims told police they thought they saw four males in the Honda. Anyone with information on the shootings can call police at 801-451-4150.
