 Woman shot in apparent road rage incident near Walker Art Center 
 
 A woman was shot four times after honking at a vehicle that cut her off, according to Minneapolis police. Police spokesperson John Elder said the woman was driving south on Hennepin Avenue near Groveland Avenue just before 5 p.m. Tuesday when a tan or ivory colored Jeep Cherokee cut her off. The passenger in the Jeep pulled out a black handgun and fired four rounds into the woman's car. A Minneapolis woman was shot four times — and kept driving until she could get help — in what angry cops on Wednesday called a road-rage incident unlike any they've ever seen. The three occupants (police initially said there were two) were described as black men in their 20s. "The passenger in the Jeep reached over with a black handgun and started shooting at the victim who was the sole occupant and driver of that car," he said. Police said motorists should be careful on any roads with congested traffic and be aware of road rage incidents that may occur nearby.
– A woman was shot four times in what police are calling an "extreme case of road rage" Tuesday in Minneapolis, Minnesota Public Radio reports. The 39-year-old victim is expected to recover. According to the St. Paul Pioneer Press, the victim honked at a tan Jeep Cherokee with tinted windows that cut her off during the evening rush hour. The Jeep changed lanes again and slowed down so that it was driving next to the victim's car. That's when the Jeep's passenger opened fire. The victim was struck three times in the arm and once in the abdomen. Despite her injuries and a shattered windshield, the victim continued to drive in order to find help, NBC News reports. She eventually ended up at a nearby business, where she called 911, according to KARE. Police, who say there were likely multiple witnesses to the shooting due to heavy traffic, are angry over the incident. "Stop the violence," NBC quotes a Minneapolis police rep as saying. "Put the guns down."