Woman Shot Possibly Over Parking Spot

Woman shot after allegedly stealing someone's parking spot

By TODD WRIGHT
Updated 9:52 PM EDT, Thu, Sep 10, 2009

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According to Miami police, a woman was shot near a Miami club Monday apparently over a dispute over a parking spot in front of a night club.

The woman, Charlene Zatroch, was struck by the bullet on her left side after the gunman ran up on her Saturn and fired several shots in the driver side. She is in serious but stable condition at Jackson Memorial Hospital. Another woman, Chelsea Whitaker, who was the passenger in the car, was not injured.

The incident occurred near the White Room on North Miami Avenue. The two women pulled into a parking spot on the 1400 block of North Miami Avenue that two guys in a white SUV were eying. The suspects blocked the Saturn in and then fired shots before speeding away from the scene. Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers at 305-471-TIPS.

First Published: Sep 8, 2009 1:28 PM EDT

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