Ok, So this is what happened, Tony was driving home from work , he was on hwy 40 in Ballard when Tony who was behind a co worker when the co worker turned off Hwy 40 to proceed home they flipped each other off and said "see you on the dark side' when they returned to work they would be working graveyard.. The truck behind Tony was inpatient and abruptly / aggressively passed Tony as tony was flipping off his co worker>now at one point I remember the FBI telling me about this encounter and how Cuch believed that it was intended for him, they both continued on hwy 40 and both turned at Bottle hallow as the reached the police station and the trucks passenger was on the phone with the police they turned into the police parking lot Tony slowed down and continued on his way home. This is where it could and should have all ended but as we know it did not . Why they chose to leave the police station parking lot is beyond me, They did and caught up to Tony noe they say that Tony break checked them, There is no sign on the trucks black box I was told of any break checking They were both approaching a curve in the road that one would need to slow down for. The large truck ( SILVERADO ) rear ended Tonys Tacoma crushing the back Tailgate and bumper into the bed of the Tacoma . Tony was shot in the Twice once in the left shoulder bullet exited out the left arm pit and once in the chest . In the police report Cuch reported being afraid of being push over the side of the mountain which is no mountain but a side of the road with a guard rail and a slop leading into the field aslo reported being pushed to the ground and feared he would be pushed down again so that when he used his gun I dont understand how he shot tony in the should with the exit being the armpit when you are on the ground Tonys 6"3 BTW My name is Diana Wymer, Tonys wife
Tony Wymer, 55, was fatally shot in a road rage confrontation in Fort Duchesne, Utah, on the evening of December 29, 2018. A U.S. Navy veteran who served in Desert Storm and described by family as quiet and easygoing, Wymer was driving home from his job at an oilfield service company when another vehicle began tailgating him. After Wymer tapped his brakes, the other driver reportedly sped up and intentionally struck the rear of Wymer’s vehicle.
Both drivers pulled into a police station parking lot, but the other driver then fled and Wymer followed to a second location. Both men exited their vehicles and an altercation followed; the other driver drew a handgun and shot Wymer twice in the chest, killing him at the scene. The FBI and Bureau of Indian Affairs investigated because the shooting occurred on the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation, and within days authorities arrested a 36-year-old man who is a member of the Ute Indian Tribe in connection with the killing.
Are there any witnesses or local residents who remember seeing either vehicle or the confrontation that night?
