Dekalb County, GA – 26 February 2019 – A tow truck driver was shot Tuesday morning while taking repossession of a vehicle in DeKalb County.
Another repo worker told the news station they were loading a vehicle onto the tow truck on Rockbridge Road when someone started shooting at them. They hopped back into the truck and drove to a nearby Shell gas station at the corner of Rockbridge and Rowland roads, where he discovered the driver was hit in the back of the neck.
The driver’s injuries are not life-threatening.

At some point, the alleged gunman shot himself in the foot, according to authorities. Police said the repossessed vehicle was his. It is not clear if the man is in custody.
According to police, the shooting occurred on the other repo worker’s first day on the job. He was not injured. Investigators are on the scene looking for shell casings.
There are bullet holes in the back windshields of the tow truck and a vehicle parked outside a Rockbridge Road home, according to Channel 2.
Source: AJC
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