A fatal shooting occurred on I-35 after a chase involving a stolen ambulance. The ambulance was from Fort Worth Fire/EMS. Details about the incident are limited, with questions still unanswered about the driver's identity and how the ambulance was stolen.
The circumstances surrounding the shooting are also unclear. For more information, readers can refer to the full report from CBS Austin, as the available details do not provide a complete picture of the events that transpired.
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