Multiple people allegedly fired shots into a rideshare vehicle when it was picking up three passengers Monday morning.
Police have arrested three teenagers accused of shooting at an Uber driver who was picking up passengers in Salem, Massachusetts, earlier this week.
Three men were getting into an Uber around 7 a.m. Monday on Albion Street when three other men came up on foot and opened fire, according to Salem police.
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WATCH HEREInvestigators said they recovered 66 shell casings from the crime scene. At least one bullet hit the Uber vehicle, and police later said that bullets had "struck structures, vehicles and signs." No one was hurt in the incident.
Salem police said Friday that three people had been arrested in the case, including 19-year-old Ronnie Cato of Boston's Dorchester neighborhood, 18-year-old John King Marshall of Quincy and 18-year-old Richardson Frederic of Somerville.
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SIGN UP All three defendants are charged with three counts each of armed assault with intent to murder. They are also facing charges of assault with a dangerous weapon, discharging a firearm within 500 feet of a building, possession of a large capacity firearm and possession of a large capacity feeding device.
Two of the weapons believed involved in the shooting have been recovered, police said.
Authorities have not said whether Cato, Marshall or Frederic have attorneys or if they have appeared in court.
