The Taylor County Sheriff's Office is seeking assistance from the public. They want help identifying a vehicle that is believed to have been involved in an incident.
The incident in question is a road rage shooting that occurred on July 4. The sheriff's office is asking for the public's help in identifying the vehicle.
Further details about the incident and the vehicle are available from the Taylor County Sheriff's Office.
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