Massachusetts

Person dead after shooting on I-95 in Foxborough

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation said drivers should expect delays due to the police activity on I-95 southbound at mile marker 15.6

A person has died following a shooting on Interstate 95 in Foxborough, Massachusetts, on Saturday night.

The Massachusetts Department of Transportation initially said two southbound lanes were closed on the highway due to police activity near mile marker 15.6.

State police later said troopers responded to I-95 southbound around 10:05 p.m. and found a vehicle pulled over with a male victim inside who had been shot. He was rushed to Sturdy Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Officials identified him on Sunday as 37-year-old Justin Parker, of North Attleborough.

According to police, a preliminary investigation suggests at least two vehicles were traveling southbound on the highway when shots were fired, but only one vehicle came to a stop.

No information was provided on the second vehicle, or what led up to the fatal shooting.

The scene is very active, and the investigation, in its early stages, remains ongoing.

MassDOT said anyone driving in the area should expect delays Saturday night, and video from the scene showed a backup of cars with traffic just creeping by the scene.

Further details are not being released at this time.

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