A Hancock County man is charged with a road rage shooting on I-65.

About 9:15 am Wednesday, Indiana State Police dispatchers received a 911 call about alleged shots being fired from one vehicle at another on I-65 near Washington Street in Indianapolis. The incident involved the driver of a Ram pick-up truck firing a shot at a Jeep Patriot during a road rage encounter.

Troopers were able to locate the suspect vehicle a short time later near Holt Road and I-70 and the driver was detained.

Indiana State Police detectives were called to the scene and preliminary investigation led them to believe, Justin McGuire, 33, of Greenfield, was driving the Ram pick-up and became engaged in road rage. During the incident McGuire allegedly fired at least one shot at the Jeep striking the Jeep that was occupied by an adult driver and two children. The driver of the Jeep drove to a safe location and immediately notified police.

McGuire was arrested at the Indiana State Police Post in Indianapolis Wednesday night. He faces the preliminary charges of three counts of criminal recklessness. 

This interstate shooting investigation marks the 61st shooting incident for troopers at the Indianapolis Post on Indianapolis area interstates. Last year, they investigated a total of 65 interstate shootings in the Indianapolis area. 

McGuire was arrested on probable cause. Actual charges will be determined by the Marion County Prosecutor's Office.