On Thursday, two people were detained after delivering almost 2,000 pounds of marijuana in a U-Haul truck to the entrance of a police station in Sierra Madre, California.

The truck’s driver said he was shot in the leg.

ABC 7 reports:

According to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, the driver reported that he was shot somewhere in the Temple City area before driving over to Sierra Madre, where the apparent crash happened.

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Investigators are trying to determine if and how the shooting happened. The U-Haul driver had an unspecified wound to his arm, authorities said.

The U-Haul vehicle had sideswiped a BMW before plowing into the police station. The driver of the other car tagged along after the truck as it made its way to the police station to file a report.

“Responding deputies found the U-Haul truck’s cargo area loaded up with cardboard boxes and black, vacuum-sealed plastic bags full of marijuana, according to the department,” the Los Angeles Times reports.

The U-Haul’s driver and passenger were both apprehended for drug possession. Their identities remain hidden from the general public at this time.

After receiving medical attention, the motorist was sent to the Temple City police station for questioning.

There has been no further information on the purported shooting.