A man called Honolulu police to report hearing approximately six gunshots at the time a woman was shot and killed near a Kapiolani Boulevard intersection at the start of a highway shooting spree June 3, according to a 911 tape released Thursday by the city.

The man said he heard about six shots that didn’t sound like they came from a rifle.

He also said in his 12:43 a.m. call that he saw a white minivan without its lights on the side of Kapiolani Boulevard.

The victim, Tammy Nguyen, was idling her van at a red light at a Kapiolani Boulevard intersection when she was shot multiple times, according to police.

The tape was among five calls that a state judge ordered the city to release in connection with the Star-Advertiser’s lawsuit seeking 911 calls and dispatch tapes related to the shooting rampage that also wounded two drivers on the H-1 freeway.

The city released the tapes of four other calls Oct. 7.

Toby Stangel faces murder, attempted-murder and other charges related to what police have said appeared to be random shootings.

His trial is scheduled for the week of Dec. 5.