A 19-year-old man has been indicted on murder and other charges in the shooting death of a Las Vegas mother of four in a neighborhood gunbattle . The indictment filed Friday accuses defendant Erich Milton Nowsch Jr. of murder , attempted murder and firing a weapon from a vehicle . The shooting was initially characterized as road rage but was later found to involve more complex relationships . Scroll down for video . Erich Nowsch Jr. ( pictured in a Las Vegas courtroom February 23 ) was indicted Friday on charges of murder , attempted murder and firing a weapon from a vehicle in the killing of Tammy Meyers . The indictment does n't name a getaway driver in the February 12 killing of 44-year-old Tammy Meyers . Her husband , Robert Meyers , says she took their daughter home after a late-night driving lesson and fetched her 22-year-old son with his gun to find a driver who frightened her earlier . The 19-year-old 's defense team hope the request to the coroner 's office will be able to determine whether Meyers , 44 , or somebody next to her fired a gun before she died . Police say the son fired several shots at Nowsch during the fatal shootout in a cul-de-sac outside the Meyers home . The 44-year-old Meyers was wounded in the head February 12 and died two days later . Nowsch was arrested on February 19 . Nowsch 's defense team said in court today they are trying to obtain surveillance video from Johnson Junior High School , where Meyers was allegedly teaching her daughter to parallel park the night before the shooting . They also want police to turn over radio recordings from the night of the shooting and the day of Nowach 's arrest , reported Las Vegas Review Journal . The 19-year-old is being held without bail . He is due back in court March 12 . Many questions remain after conflicting accounts from authorities and Meyers ' family about what initially was characterized as a road rage attack . Following Nowsch 's arrest late last month , his lawyers said he was high on marijuana while he was being questioned , and police knew it . He surrendered to the authorities after a stand-off in suburban Las Vegas . Claus said he plans to argue in court that anything Nowsch told investigators after he was taken into custody can no longer be used in the impending murder trial . It 's not clear what Nowsch told detectives after his arrest . 'People tend to say things that are n't entirely credible when they 're under the influence , ' he told the Associated Press . Attorney Augustus Claus said 'not only ' did the police let Nowsch smoke , they 'watched him do it ' as they tried 'to talk him down ' during a standoff that involved a helicopter and a SWAT team . Last week , Claus said he may consider using a fractured skull Nowsch suffered as an infant at the hands of his abuse father in his defense . Clark County District Attorney Steve Wolfson will consider Nowsch 's childhood injury while deciding whether to seek the death penalty against him . Nowsch has been accused of shooting 44-year-old Tammy Meyers dead during an act of road rage . It has since been revealed that the Meyers family knew the suspect . The Meyers family initially claimed that Meyers had gotten into an argument with Nowsch while giving her daughter a driving lesson on the night of the February 12 shooting . They said Nowsch followed them home and shot at them . It has since emerged that Meyers went home and recruited her son Brandon , who brought his gun . Meyers was shot in the head and died after two days on life-support . Claus said he believes Nowsch will be able to claim self-defense because Brandon Meyers was armed . Last month , it was revealed that the Meyers family actually knew Nowsch .
The indictment filed Friday accuses Erich Milton Nowsch Jr. of murder , attempted murder and firing a weapon from a vehicle . Nowsch is accused of fatally shooting Tammy Meyers , last month , in Las Vegas 44 . Police say Meyers ' son was armed and fired several shots at Nowsch .