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Mother Shot 5 Times in Uber, Seeks Safety

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Mother of Four Survives Random Shooting During Uber Ride, Warns of Rising Street Dangers

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Mother Shot 5 Times in Uber, Seeks Safety

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A mother of four from McKinsey City area is recovering in the hospital after getting shot five times during an Uber ride last Sunday. Terra Moore had called the ride for a quick stop before work when her driver spotted a burgundy Jeep grand Cherokee telling them closely. The driver tried to lose the pursuers by weaving through side streets and even crossing active railroad tracks. Gunfire broke out as they turned on to row Avenue near Franklin Park, continuing even after their car flipped and caught fire. Moore took bullets to her neck, chest, arm and leg, but she's grateful to pull through and spend time with her kids, including her daughter with WNBA. Dreams, she's shaken by the random violence and plans to leave the city for good. Police are hunting for that burgundy Jeep with Kansas Plate 910-3 ACY, urging anyone with ring or security footage from the area. To come forward, Uber called the attack disturbing and is helping investigators while supporting Moore and the driver. Moore's warning to stay vigilant rings true amid rising street dangers as her community rallies with a GoFundMe for her recovery costs.

That's the story for today. Kansas News Today, driven by AI, I'm Cory with the Story.

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