Six years later police renew hunt for suspect in I 78 attempted murder shooting
Greenwich Township, NJ — A shooting on a New Jersey highway that left a woman seriously injured remains unsolved six years later, as investigators renew their call for the public’s help in identifying the gunman.
The incident occurred March 31, 2020, at approximately 5:57 a.m. on Interstate 78 eastbound near Exit 6 in Greenwich Township, according to New Jersey State Police.
Investigators said a 45-year-old woman from Easton, Pennsylvania, was driving eastbound when another vehicle overtook her. The suspect then exited his vehicle and fired multiple rounds at her, causing significant injuries.
After the shooting, the suspect returned to his vehicle and fled the scene, continuing into Greenwich Township.
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Authorities described the suspect as a white male with longer hair, of medium height and build, wearing dark clothing at the time. He was believed to be driving a newer model, full-sized dark-colored sedan.
A composite sketch was created as part of the investigation, though no arrests have been made.
The case is being handled by the New Jersey State Police Cold Case Unit along with investigators from Troop B, as officials continue to seek information that could lead to identifying the suspect.
Key Points
- Shooting occurred on I 78 in Warren County on March 31 2020
- Victim was a 45 year old woman who suffered serious injuries
- Case remains unsolved as police renew request for public assistance
Across the region, New Jersey detectives trying to identify person of interest.
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