Virginia State and Waynesboro police are working to see if a shooting in Waynesboro around the same time as the Interstate 64 shootings early Thursday are linked, police said.

The tranquil life along this stretch of country road in western Albemarle county turned into a flurry of police activity early Thursday morning as police continued to search for the person or persons that fired bullets into four cars along Interstate 64.

Police from at least five agencies are searching for two people seen at the time when shots were fired at vehicles traveling on the interstate. Shots came from the overpass at Route 690 - Greenwood Station Road - and the Ivy exit on the interstate at exit 114.

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The Virginia State Police shut down more than a 20-mile stretch of I-64 in either direction after shootings wounded two people shortly after midnight.

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At least two people were injured early this morning when their vehicles were shot on I-64 near an overpass on the east side of Afton Mountain, state police told The News Virginian. A 20-mile stretch of the interstate was closed from milepost 96 in Augusta County, near Waynesboro, to milepost 118 in Albemarle County.
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