LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — A 19-year-old is accused of shooting at another driver nine times after that driver reportedly honked at him near the entrance of a fast-food drive-thru.
Jacob Longsine faces charges including assault with a deadly weapon for the shooting on Friday, Sept. 26, records said.
Longsine and another driver “were involved in a road rage incident” in a parking lot on Tropicana Avenue near Fort Apache Road when Longsine allegedly fired nine rounds, four of which hit the other driver’s occupied vehicle, police said.
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Several bullets also hit other vehicles in the parking lot, police said.
The reporting victim told police he was pulling into the parking lot, specifically the In-N-Out drive-thru, when another vehicle, which police determined Longsine was driving, was blocking the driveway, documents said.
“[The victim] said that while he was arguing with the male from outside his vehicle, he could see that the male was keeping his left arm inside the vehicle, telling [him], ‘You don’t want to do this,’” documents said. “[The victim] was in fear that the male had a firearm in his car due to the way he was keeping his arm inside the vehicle. [The victim] got into his car and drove away.”
Police later located Longsine through license-plate readers and a GPS tracking device, documents said.
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During Longsine’s probable cause hearing, a pro tem judge set bail at $10,000, records said.
During Longsine’s initial appearance on Tuesday, Las Vegas Justice Court Judge Eric Goodman kept bail at $10,000 and ordered Longsine to wear an ankle monitor and stay away from weapons should he post bond.
A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Oct. 14.
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