Police searching for gunman in possible road-rage killing on George Washington Bridge
An investigation is underway Wednesday to identify a suspect who fatally shot a motorist on the upper deck of New York's iconic George Washington Bridge, police said.
Police are actively searching for a gunman in connection with a possible road-rage killing that occurred on the George Washington Bridge. The incident took place on Tuesday night when a 46-year-old man, Koran Irvin, a Con Edison worker, was driving a blue Volkswagen Golf on the westbound lanes of the bridge. Surveillance footage suggests that Irvin's vehicle had a near-collision with another driver before the fatal shooting occurred.
The victim was pronounced dead at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in New Jersey. Police have not yet identified a suspect or released a description of the shooter's vehicle, but they have closed the westbound lanes of the upper deck for an investigation.
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