Cedric L. Horn, 59, was fatally shot on the evening of December 8, 2014, during what police described as a road rage incident in Detroit, Michigan. He was driving on I-94 near the French Road exit when the fatal shooting occurred; the altercation is believed to have begun on I-75 and escalated as the vehicles moved onto I-94. His death has been described as sudden and violent, leaving family and colleagues devastated.

Cedric worked at Henry Ford Hospital in Wyandotte as a distributor and had been promoted to supply chain manager. Colleagues honored him by releasing 59 balloons and creating a commemorative ornament with his picture and name engraved on it. His family issued public pleas for witnesses, and his son Sean Lee asked anyone who was on the roads between 10:00 and 10:30 p.m. that night and saw an erratic car or any part of the altercation to contact authorities. No arrests or suspect identifications have been publicly announced and the case remains unsolved.

Did anyone in the Detroit area witness the incident or notice an erratic vehicle on I-75 or I-94 that night?