FAIRMONT —
The Marion County Sheriff’s Department and West Virginia State Police are investigating an incident where a vehicle was hit by a shot on East Grafton Road Friday evening.
According to the Marion County 911 dispatch, the incident was toned at approximately 8:36 p.m. Officials say that the vehicle, a red Mercury Tracer, was shot at least once, with a bullet hole visible on the rear passenger’s side door.
The exact whereabouts of the incident have not been made public.
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West Virginia State Police and Marion County deputies help tow a car that was hit by a shot Friday evening. Two people were treated and released on scene, and no arrests have been made yet. PHOTO BY TAMMY SHRIVER
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