A confrontation that began after a minor traffic incident in a Home Depot parking lot in Detroit ended in a fatal shooting. Rehk Senbi Imhotep, a 42-year-old contractor, was shot on October 12, 2015 after reportedly cutting off another pickup truck while leaving the store. The other driver, later identified as 43-year-old Timothy Leon Terry, followed Imhotep and a brief argument took place between the men from their respective vehicles.

Terry fired two shots, striking Imhotep; Imhotep tried to drive away but crashed into a street sign and died soon after.Investigators used surveillance footage to identify Terry and described his vehicle as a late model silver GMC or Chevrolet pickup with a black tarp over the bed. Police said Terry and Imhotep had a prior business relationship that had soured and that the motive was believed to involve a dispute over money from a previous job.

Terry was arrested in February 2016 in Middletown, Ohio, extradited to Detroit, and later convicted of second-degree murder and related firearm offenses, then sentenced as a fourth-offense habitual offender to lengthy prison terms.Does anyone have information about Imhotep’s work or that prior business relationship that could shed light on what led to the dispute?