OCSO identifies and arrests suspect connected to June road rage incident OSAGE COUNTY, Okla. — The Osage County Sheriff's Office said they've identified and arrested a suspect they believe is connected to a road rage incident that occurred in June along New Prue Road. KTUL reported on this incident when the sheriff's office first asked for the public's help with identifying the suspect. Around 11:26 a.m. on June 14, the sheriff's office said they received a call from a driver reporting someone had shot at him while he was driving near New Prue Road and County Road 1705. Deputies said the driver told them he'd been driving westbound on New Prue Road behind a white Jeep Gladiator with a blue handicap placard that kept swerving back and forth across the roadway before it suddenly stopped in the middle of a bridge located near Osage. Authorities said the victim told them he was concerned about the Jeep's driver, so he stopped and asked if the other driver needed help. Investigators said the Jeep's driver lowered his window before brandishing a gun and yelling at the victim. Deputies said the victim quickly took off and began driving westbound toward Osage as he attempted to call 911. As he drove, law enforcement said the victim reported seeing the Jeep Gladiator following right behind him before he heard two gunshots go off. Authorities said one of the shots entered the car's rear window and hit the dashboard area on the passenger's side. Deputies said the victim's left arm was injured, likely by debris or shrapnel. Law enforcement said the deputies who responded to the victim's call documented his injury, the damage to his car and found a spent projectile on the floorboard of the driver's side. Later in the day on June 14, an