A man who admitted shooting a woman while driving on Interstate 675 has been sentenced.
[DOWNLOAD: Free WHIO-TV News app for alerts as news breaks]
A judge sentenced Deaglen Pyle, 22, to four years in prison on Wednesday in Greene Common Pleas Court, court records show.
The sentence comes after he pleaded guilty to aggravated assault in connection with a road rage shooting in July.
As previously reported by News Center 7The incident occurred on February 9 along I-675.
POPULAR STORIES:
Police bodycam footage showed the victim telling her story to police.
“He pulled a gun and shot my car twice. He said, ‘You’re going to die today,’ and pulled a gun and shot my car twice,” the victim told police.
A witness filmed the entire incident with the dashcam.
>>PREVIOUS COVERAGE: Road rage shooting suspect accused of saying ‘you’re going to die today’ pleads guilty
The video shows how it all started at the interchange of Wilmington Pike and I-675, when cars nearly collided at the intersection of the ramp to I-675 North.
As the cars drove down the highway, video footage showed Pyle pointing his gun out the window and firing twice at the other driver.
>>RELATED: Man accused of road-rage shooting on I-675 officially charged
The police file showed that there were bullet holes in the victim’s doors and that bullet fragments even entered her car.
Five months after the crime, Pyle was convicted based on his confession.
>>RELATED: Suspect in road rage shooting who said ‘You’re going to die today’ arrested
>>RELATED: ‘You’re Going to Die Today;’ Bullets Fly Through the Air on I-675 in Road Rage Shooting
He must pay the victim at least $4,000.
[SIGN UP: WHIO-TV Daily Headlines Newsletter]
