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Convicted road rage shooter sentenced to 14 years in prison

By Zach McKnight,

1 days ago

HENDERSON, Ky (WEHT) – A man that was found guilty in a road rage shooting last year will spend the next 14 years in prison.

Anthony Stone was sentenced in Vanderburgh Superior Court on counts of Attempted Aggravated Battery and Criminal Recklessness.

Police say Stone cut off another driver at a stop light on North Green River Road, causing another driver to honk at Stone. Police then say Stone then got out of his car, ran up to the honking car and started shooting into the driver’s window.

Police say that driver was hit several times, and a passenger was grazed by a bullet.

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Tim Smith

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Damn!! G ..out there playing around

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