Court documents allege the 23-year-old shot and killed a man over a road rage incident. He's now charged with murder.
A Houston driver is facing a murder charge following a road rage incident last week, according to court documents. Records show 23-year-old Raul Acosta, also known as Raul Acosta Jr., is charged in the death of Romiro Ortiz on May 15.
It's unclear how and where exactly the deadly shooting unfolded.United States Latest News, United States Headlines
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