Authorities made the ruling, after closely reviewing surveillance video, provided by the Lawrence County Housing Authority, showing Respress walking on the sidewalk.
When the Ford Escape approached at high speed, Respress took a gun out of the right pocket of his shorts and kept it pointed at the ground, police reported. The driver of the Escape, later identified as Ramsey, pointed a black gun out of the window and fired at Respress, the complaint states.
Respress then pointed his gun at the Escape and returned fire, shooting four times into the vehicle.
Respress escaped injury in the shooting, but bullets from Ramsey's gun struck a nearby vehicle, Salem said.
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