Andrew Rainey, 63, was shot and killed following a road rage incident in Lebanon, Ohio, on June 17, prompting a grand jury to decline indicting the driver of the other vehicle involved. Witness accounts of the events leading to the shooting varied significantly, with some claiming Rainey approached the driver calmly while others described him as aggressive, and multiple witnesses stated he punched the driver before being shot. The recent amendments to Ohio's self-defense laws, which shift the burden of proof to the state and grant presumed self-defense status to individuals in vehicles, influenced the grand jury's decision. Rainey was pronounced dead at the hospital after being shot in the abdomen. Friends and family described him as a beloved community member known for his kindness, with plans to travel for charitable work shortly before his death. The driver, who remains unnamed, is classified as an 'uncharged suspect' due to the lack of indictment.