Crime alert, hourly update. Breaking Crime News now. I'm Drew Nelson. Hello Kitty helps police track down a Tucson man, now accused of opening fire during a road rage incident that left two teenage girls wounded. Police say the shooting happened Thursday near the intersection on Golf Links and Colb on the city's east side.

Investigators say 29-year-old David Siddeeno was driving a Toyota Sequoia when another car tried

to merge into his lane.

According to court documents, Sedano sped up and would not let the vehicle over, and the two

cars ended up turning onto Gulf Links with Sedano pulling alongside the victims.

Investigators say Sedano then pulled a gun and fired into the car,

hitting two girls in the legs.

Their injuries were not life-threatening.

The victims were able to keep driving and pulled into a nearby business to call 911.

Police say what stood out to the victims was a personalized license plate

and a hello kitty sticker on the back of the

suspect's vehicle. That detail helped investigators quickly identify the SUV and track it to a nearby

home. Officers say the vehicle was found backed into a carport and a passenger told police

Sedano had been involved in the shooting. Investigators say that same passenger admitted the

license plate and sticker were removed after the incident. Sedators say that same passenger admitted the license plate and

sticker were removed after the incident. So Daniel was taken into custody and after being read his

rights admitted to being involved in the road range encounter, he told investigators he thought

someone in the other car had a gun and claimed he heard a shot before he fired. Police say there was

no indication the victims were armed.

The defendant poses a significant risk to the public.

He showed a willingness to fire upon a fully occupied vehicle indiscriminately for a road

rate incident.

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