In California, the driver came to help a man and was shot at close range

A man who stopped on the highway to help a man locked in a car, but was fatally shot point-blank, was reported by the San Diego police.

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The victim was identified as 21-year-old Curtis Adams. He was a full member of the navy in San Diego.

Adams drove with his girlfriend south on the freeway at Logan Heights near 2: 20 in the morning. He noticed a driver who, it seemed to him, was locked in a white vehicle, police said.

The couple decided to help and Adams was shot at point-blank range as soon as the driver got out of his car. After the shooter got into the car and disappeared.

Shortly thereafter, the California Highway Patrol warned that a similar car stopped in northern I-5 near 32-th Street, and the driver was trying to escape. The police managed to detain him.

Adams was hospitalized with a gunshot wound, but he died in the hospital.

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