2 in custody after shooting the street rouse

Prairie Village, Kan. –

The police in Prairie Village, Kansas, examines a shootout, which they now believe that they started on Tuesday evening as an incident.

The police were called for an initially armed carjacking in the Block of West 75th Street 1900 shortly before 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday evening.

The police said that a driver was stopped in a red light in this area when two suspects drove up on a motorcycle next to the vehicle. One of the suspects on the motorcycle opened the driver's driver's door.

The police said the driver could be closed and drove west in the 75th Street. Then the victim said that one of the suspects pulled out a gun and fired several shots on the vehicle when the victim drove away.

The police said the suspects fled to 75th to Missouri to the east, where they were finally arrested by Kansas City, Missouri after a crash.

Both suspects on the motorcycle were taken to a hospital for treatment and are kept in custody after their release.

In the early Wednesday morning, the investigators stated that this incident was not an attempted armed carjacking. Instead, it is now considered an incident with street rage.

The police said the suspects remain custody and there is currently no threat to the public.

This remains an ongoing examination. Prairie Village's police ask everyone to contact the department under 913-642-6868 or to call the TIPS hotline under 816-474 tips.