A witness says the Oxford Christmas Eve shooting suspect fired on good Samaritans who stopped to help him on side of the road.

Three people were hospitalized following a shooting in Oakland County on the night of Christmas Eve, officials said.

There appears to be no connection between the shooter, the victim, or the location where it happened, sheriff Michael Bouchard told FOX 2 on Thursday. Instead, he called the random shooting an “incredibly violent rampage.

Tuesday’s shooting killed one and wounded two. It occurred about 6:30 p.m. on Ray Road between Lapeer and North Oxford roads, a 1-mile stretch of largely empty land flanked by the high school to the east and a shopping plaza to the west.

The Oakland Sheriff's Office confirmed Wednesday that one victim in a triple shooting on Christmas Eve near Oxford High School has died. Sheriff Mike Bouchard's office announced the update in a Facebook post Wednesday afternoon.

Two others injured Tuesday "should be on the road to physical healing, according to the Oakland County Sheriff's Office.

One of the three victims of a Christmas Eve shooting in Oxford Township has died and the suspect, whom authorities believe shot people at random, remains in custody, according to the Oakland County Sheriff's office.