A traffic dispute in Nashville on October 22, 2020, ended in a fatal shooting that killed 35-year-old Joshua Kevin McCrary. The sequence began after a maroon Camry sideswiped a white Chevrolet Impala on Brick Church Pike. The Impala driver pursued the Camry and called friends for help; McCrary arrived in a white Audi SUV and, with others, blocked the Camry on West Trinity Lane. McCrary, armed with a pistol in his waistband, exited his vehicle and tried to open a Camry door.

A 19-year-old backseat passenger, Maceo Parker Jr., told police a struggle over McCrary’s gun followed, and that Parker wrestled the weapon free and shot McCrary. Parker was later shot in the neck by an unknown person as the Camry fled; he was treated at a hospital. McCrary was found in his Audi at the West Trinity Lane interchange with I-65, taken to a hospital and pronounced dead of multiple gunshot wounds. Detectives interviewed all involved and were consulting the District Attorney’s Office; as of late October 2020 the investigation remained open and no charges had been filed.

Did anyone in the area see the chase or the cars involved that afternoon?