Clark County, Indiana – Charges have been filed against two individuals involved in a road rage incident along Interstate 65 on Friday, December 6, 2024, that resulted in one person being shot near Henryville.
30-year-old Kasey Haven of Salem, Indiana, and 64-year-old Ricky Hill of Henryville, Indiana, were in a sideswipe collision while traveling northbound on Interstate 65 near the 16-mile marker on December 6, around 2:00 PM. Both Haven, driving a Ford Bronco, and Hill, driving a Chrysler Town and Country, did not pull over, and instead made gestures at each other and displayed a firearm to one another while continuing to drive north. Haven and Hill stopped on the off-ramp of Interstate 65 at the 19-mile marker (Henryville exit), exited their vehicles, and confronted one another. State Police detectives believe Haven pointed her handgun at Hill and fired four times at him, striking him once in the arm.
Hill was transported to the University of Louisville Hospital and treated for the gunshot wound.
Haven was detained at the scene and later transported to the State Police Post in Sellersburg to be interviewed. As a result of an intensive investigation, she was charged with numerous charges related to the shooting and transported to the Clark County Jail.
An arrest warrant was filed through the Clark County Circuit Court for Hill. Hill was arrested this afternoon at his home in Henryville, Indiana, for charges related to the incident and was transported to the Clark County Jail.
Arrested and Charges:
Kasey Haven, 30, Salem, Indiana
- Aggravated Battery, Level 3 Felony
- Battery with a Deadly Weapon, Level 5 Felony
- Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon, Level 5 Felony
- Criminal Recklessness with a Deadly Weapon, Level 6 Felony
- Pointing a Firearm at Another Person, Level 6 Felony
- Aggressive Driving, Class A Misdemeanor
Ricky Hill, 64, Henryville, Indiana
- Intimidation with a Deadly Weapon, Level 5 Felony
- Aggressive Driving, Class A Misdemeanor
Under the law, criminal charges are merely accusations, and the defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.
SOURCE: Indiana State Police
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