A man fired at least six shots at the passenger-side door of a woman’s car early Saturday morning after an argument, according to Seattle Police.

Shortly before 3 a.m. July 16, the victim and a witness said they were sitting in a vehicle parked in the angled parking on 10th Ave between Union and Pike when they heard a thud as something hit their car, they told police. When the victim got out, she saw that a temporary “no parking” sign had either fallen or been pushed into her car, causing a scratch.

A group of four males were standing by a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck parked next to her. She asked them who kicked over the sign, but nobody answered her. When she asked again, one suspect started yelling at her and called her a “nigga,” she told police.

A second suspect then grabbed her to restrain her, hurting her finger and shoulders in the struggle. Meanwhile, the yelling continued, and the first suspect reached into the truck and pulled out a silver or white semiautomatic handgun. At this point, the witness managed to get the victim free of the second suspect’s grip and pulled her away. As the two ran down the street, at least six shots were fired. The suspects then fled southbound on 10th Ave.

@Lambkidz asked us via Twitter about gunshots near Neumo’s early July 16:

SPD officers found six bullet holes in the passenger side of the victim’s vehicle, along with shell casings. The victim told officers she thought her finger was broken in the struggle and that her shoulders were sore. She declined medical attention.

The witness was gone and, once contacted, refused to offer any information. The victim said she thought she recognized the suspect from somewhere, but couldn’t recall more information.