Gunfire Hits Car Parked Outside Tulsa Car Wash

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Friday, June 24th 2016, 7:16 am

By: News On 6

WEB EXTRA: Video Of Car Hit By Gunfire At Tulsa Car Wash

Police are looking for whoever fired gunshots into a car parked at a Tulsa car wash early Friday.

The incident happened at the Soul Brothers Car Wash in the 3200 block of North Peoria.

Officers say no one was in the car when another vehicle drove up and someone inside fired several shots hitting the car.

Police checked with Tulsa area hospitals but said no one has showed up suffering from a gunshot wound.

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