A 21-year-old Lincoln man has entered a plea in the case of a road-rage shooting that put a man in the hospital with gunshot wounds.

Brendan Horner pleaded no contest to first-degree assault and possession with intent to deliver.

According to a police report, Horner got out of his van at around 1:30 a.m. on June 13, approached a care behind him and fired one shot at the man in the car.

The victim was hit the victim in the neck and arm and he came to a stop at the next intersection.

According to police, the men had gotten into an argument at a local convenience store earlier in the night.

Then, on June 23, police confiscated Horner’s backpack looking for the weapon used in the crime.  Instead, they found two small bags of cocaine.

Horner turned himself into police the next day.

He will be sentenced in April.