A man accused of wounding two drivers in a shooting spree in Cambridge near Boston pleads not guilty to assault and other charges, according to reports from multiple outlets. The defendant is alleged to have fired at least 70 rounds from an assault-style weapon at or near a busy street, with the shootings occurring amid traffic. The prosecution says the attack resulted in two drivers being wounded. The defendant’s plea of not guilty means the case proceeds toward pretrial and trial processes, where the parties will present evidence and arguments about the allegations. Details about additional charges, the exact location, and the circumstances leading up to the shooting are not fully provided in the available summaries. No sources quoted here indicate the extent of injuries, whether the suspect is linked to any other incidents, or whether there are related arrests. The reports focus on the plea and the core allegation that the accused fired dozens of rounds, resulting in two victims being injured.