Police: Angry Customer Fires Shot At Car Wash
Nobody Hit By Gunfire
POSTED: Friday, February 13,
UPDATED: 12:52 pm EST February 13,
2004
A man who was reportedly impatient at a Taylor car wash is in police custody for firing off a gun Friday.The man -- believed to be in his 60s -- was in line at the car wash when he got upset over another customer who had to leave the line, causing everyone to back up their cars, according to Taylor police. The man then fired a shot, police said.Nobody was hit by the gunfire. Police have not determined if the man was intentionally trying to shoot someone.Police reportedly tracked the man to his home where they arrested him.No other information was available.
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