The Ohio Department of Transportation released videos on Wednesday showing the moments leading up to and after a shooting on Interstate 70 west of downtown Columbus where one person was injured. Around 7:05 a.m., the Columbus Division of Police responded to a shooting at I-70 West at mile marker 97. Officers found the driver of a Ford F-150 who was shot in the face. A witness driving behind the vehicle told police that they saw the person in a Chevrolet Equinox fire a shot into the F-150, according to Franklin County court records. The driver of the F-150 called 911 and told dispatchers that the person who shot him was inside the Equinox. The suspect vehicle had gotten off I-70 onto Hague Avenue. Columbus Police Sgt. Joseph Albert said the Chevrolet was found around 9 a.m. and someone was detained. Police say they charged the suspect, identified as 33-year-old DeWayne Pittman, with felonious assault. 10TV obtained nearly a dozen video clips from ODOT through a public records request. Around 7:02 a.m., an ODOT camera at the I-70/I-71 split shows a gold Chevrolet merging into the left lane in front of a black Ford F-150. The video also shows the Equinox applying the brakes in front the F-150. About 30 seconds later, the ODOT camera showing the I-70/71 at 2nd Street/Mound Street ramp shows the Chevrolet in front of the F-150. The driver of the F-150 swerves around the Chevrolet, cuts in front of it and applies the brakes. The Chevrolet merges into another lane, but the F-150 quickly merges in front of it. Both vehicles merge lanes again before leaving the camera's view. Just after 7:05 a.m., a third vehicle, a white SUV, drives through the right shoulder, cuts in front of the F-150 and applies the brakes. This was seen on the ODOT camera showing I-70 at Mound Street. Around 7:06 a.m., the camera showing I-70 at Broad Street shows the Equinox traveling in the right lane, followed by the white SUV and F-150. The white SUV pulls in front of a semi in the left lane, then tries to move back into the right lane as the F-150 passes through. About 30 seconds later, the ODOT camera showing the I-70/71 at 2nd Street/Mound Street ramp shows the Chevrolet in front of the F-150. The driver of the F-150 swerves around the Chevrolet, cuts in front of it and applies the brakes. The Chevrolet merges into another lane, but the F-150 quickly merges in front of it. Both vehicles merge lanes again before leaving the camera's view. Around 7:07 a.m., the driver of the F-150 pulls off to the side between the Hague Avenue and East Wilson Road exits. The man shot in the F-150, who only wished to be identified as Jesse, told 10TV he wouldn’t classify what happened as a road rage incident, saying there was no brake-checking going on. A 911 caller said both vehicles were brake-checking each other before the shooting. The City of Columbus confirmed that Dwayne Pittman, the alleged driver of the Equinox, was employed by VEPO, a subcontractor on the city's Department of Utilities' Enhanced Meter Project. VEPO is under contract with Sensus, the prime contractor on the metering project. "Sensus has already informed us that Pittman is no longer employed on this project," a spokesperson with the city's Department of Public Utilities said. "Our thoughts are with the victim and their family." Pitman is being held on a $500,000 bond.