The man accused of shooting a man in the eye on Parkway West appeared in court Wednesday.
After the hearing, victim Bob Long told Channel 11 he felt immense relief knowing the case against the man accused of shooting him was moving forward.
>> Man shot in eye while driving on Parkway West in Pittsburgh
Long still wears an eye patch, weeks after the shooting that left him without an eye.
He lives in Indiana and was in Pittsburgh for work at the time of the shooting. Police say Rashawn Hall fired shots at Long’s car as they entered the parkway.
In court, Hall’s attorney argued that investigators could not physically see that Hall was the driver of the car, even though the car was registered to him.
A judge ruled there was enough evidence to proceed with the case.
Channel 11 spoke with Long the day after his alleged shooter was arrested.
>> Man who lost his eye in a shooting on Parkway West shares his story
“If I had known someone was coming on my left and I had turned and looked, the bullet would have gone right between my eyes and it would have been over,” Long said.
We also learned that detectives believe there was someone else in the car, but that person has not yet been identified.
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