On the morning of September 11, 2018 in Indianapolis, a road-rage confrontation in the 6000 block of East 38th Street ended when 31-year-old Brandy Brock was killed. Brock was a passenger in a vehicle driven by Andrew Holder. Witnesses described both drivers maneuvering aggressively and exchanging gestures before both vehicles stopped at a traffic light.

Holder reportedly reached out of his window and fired a gun at the car behind them. The other driver then stepped partially from his vehicle and fired back. A single bullet entered the trunk of Holder’s car, traveled through the back and front seats, and struck Brock. Holder drove her to Indianapolis Fire Station 10 on Sherman Drive; firefighters found her critically wounded and she later died at a hospital.

Holder was charged with criminal recklessness and carrying a handgun without a license. Prosecutors reviewed the other driver’s conduct, noting he called 911 after the shooting and treating his actions as potentially defensive, and no charges were filed against him. Does anyone have information about the moments leading up to the shooting or who witnessed the exchange at the light?