Milwaukee road rage shooting, man shoots teens in stolen car: police

Police: Man shoots teens in stolen car

Milwaukee police arrested a man who they said shot two teens on the city's north side Friday morning. Now, all three face criminal charges.

MILWAUKEE - Milwaukee police arrested a man who they said shot two teens on the city's north side Friday morning. Now, all three face criminal charges.

What we know:

Police described the shooting as "road rage." It happened near Sherman and Roosevelt shortly before 7 a.m.

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Two 17-year-olds were in a stolen car when police said a man, who was trying to get the car back, shot at them. The teens made it roughly a mile before stopping and flagging down help near 47th and Congress.

Police said the 39-year-old man turned himself in and was arrested. He is not the owner of the car, but investigators said he had an "interest in the vehicle." The teens were taken to a hospital and are expected to survive. 

Police scene near 47th and Congress

Police plan to refer criminal charges for all three people involved to the Milwaukee County District Attorney's Office.

What we don't know:

The owner of the car got it back, according to police, and went to MPD's District 7 station. It's unclear when or from where the car was stolen.