Police Friday identified a 38-year-old driver who was shot to death this week during a confrontation with another driver in Chula Vista.
in the 500 block of E Street before 10 a.m. Wednesday.
Witnesses said that after the shooting the suspect got back in his vehicle and fled the scene heading westbound on E Street towards Interstate 5. Once officers arrived at the scene, they found Villasenor in the driver seat of his black Nissan Altima, which stopped along a curb, with multiple gunshot wounds. Villasenor was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead, Chula Vista Police said.
Witnesses told police both vehicles had stopped in the middle of the street and both drivers approached each other before the shooting.
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