Authorities are seeking the public's assistance after a road rage incident escalated to gunfire on Interstate 94. According to WWJ Newsradio, the altercation occurred around 4 p.m. on July 18 near M-52 in Sylvan Township, about 15 miles west of Ann Arbor. A black Chevy Equinox and a black Dodge Charger were reportedly involved in the event which led to several shots being fired on the freeway's eastbound lanes. Officials have not confirmed from which vehicle the shots originated, and no injuries have been reported.

The Michigan State Police, providing details on the investigation, has not yet taken anyone into custody or identified a suspect. Seeing through the window of potential leads, they urge anyone who may have witnessed the event or captured it on video to come forward. Tips can be directed to the MSP Brighton Post at 810-227-1051, referencing complaint No. 12-5626-24, as indicated in a statement obtained by The Detroit News.

While the investigation continues, the nature and context of the road rage incident remain under examination. State police provided information saying that there are no injuries stemming from the shots fired. The public's assistance could be crucial in piecing together the circumstances that led to this perilous moment on the highway.

In a report by WILX, state police are appealing to witnesses who saw the incident, to not only provide statements but also to send videos if available. Any individual with information pertaining to this incident is encouraged to step into the shoes of civic responsibility, helping authorities to clear the fog of uncertain events that unfolded that afternoon on I-94.