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VISTA (KUSI) — An apparent altercation between the residents of a Vista apartment and at least one other person early Tuesday led to a shooting that left the unit and several parked vehicles riddled with bullet holes. Sheriff's deputies sent to the Pepperwood Apartments on University Drive near Sycamore Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. found an upstairs unit ``peppered with multiple handgun rounds'' and several damaged cars, according to sheriff's Sgt. William Munsch. However, everyone involved in the incident had fled by the time they arrived. Munsch said there were no known injuries.

Share This Article: Broken glass from the altercation in Vista. Courtesy OnScene.TV An apparent altercation between the residents of a Vista apartment and at least one other person early Tuesday led to a shooting that left the unit and several parked vehicles riddled with bullet holes. San Diego Sheriff ‘s deputies sent to the Pepperwood Apartments on University Drive near Sycamore Avenue shortly before 2 a.m. found an upstairs unit “peppered with multiple handgun rounds ” and several damaged cars, according to sheriff’s Sgt. William Munsch. However, everyone involved in the incident had fled by the time they arrived. Munsch said there were no known injuries. — City News Service Suspects Flee after Cars, Apartment ‘Peppered’ with Bullets in Vista was last modified: July 11th, 2017 by Chris Jennewein >> Subscribe to Times of San Diego’s free daily email newsletter ! Click here Follow Us:

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