-Messenger photo by Chad Thompson
Sgt. Zach Stanley, of the Fort Dodge Police Department, right, looks on Sunday night as a man, who was not identified, points to a bullet hole on the windshield of a red Ford pickup truck. The shooting remained under investigation Sunday night.

When Fort Dodge police arrived near the intersection of Sixth Avenue South and South 14th Street Sunday night, they found a red Ford pickup truck that was struck with at least three bullets, including one that cracked the windshield and another that popped a tire, according to Sgt. Zach Stanley, of the Fort Dodge Police Department.

Police were called to the scene after reports of shots fired sometime around 8 p.m.

No one was hit by the bullets, but one male was treated on scene for cuts from shattered glass, Stanley reported.

No one was transported to the hospital.

“It’s extremely lucky that someone wasn’t hurt or killed,” Stanley said.

Fort Dodge police continued their investigation Sunday night.

The Fort Dodge Police Department and Fort Dodge Fire Department were on scene.

Anyone with information is asked to call the Fort Dodge Police Department at 573-1424. They can also anonymously report information to Webster County Crime Stoppers by calling 573-1444, visiting www.wccrimestoppers.com or texting âLECã and the tip to 274637.