 An Army veteran is in custody after he was accused of emptying his 9mm pistol at another vehicle during a road rage incident in a Georgia parking lot. Columbus police said Joe Harvey, 52, fired at least nine times in the parking lot of Dicks Sporting Goods about 11:30 a.m. Thursday, the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reported. No one was hurt. Aiming at a Chevy Trailblazer driven by Velisha Hearlson, whose 15-year-old daughter was in the passenger seat, Harveys first five bullets hit the hood of his pickup before the next four struck the Trailblazers hood, police said. The former soldier then pulled into a parking space, set the gun on his dashboard, called 911 and waited for police. He faces multiple charges, including two counts of aggravated assault. Hes being held without bond. At a preliminary hearing Friday in Columbus Recorders Court, Officer Michael Clements testified that Harvey and Hearlson both were going east when Hearlson moved into Harveys lane, and he felt she cut him off. He followed as she turned into the stores parking lot. Clements said the two drivers exchanged profane insults before Harvey brandished his pistol, and then loaded it as Hearlson revved her engine. With the two vehicles just 10 to 15 feet apart, he stepped onto the running board outside his door and started shooting, Clements said. After surrendering, Harvey admitted firing the gun, the officer said. Defense attorney Ralston Jarrett, in arguing for bond, said Harvey served 32 years in the Army and likely qualifies to have his case moved to Veterans Court, which deals with mental health issues resulting from military service. Harvey has no felony record, and could surrender all his firearms if released, Jarrett said. Prosecutor Nicholas Hud asked Judge Julius Hunter to order... 