Man opens fire at busy Murfreesboro intersection

A man has been charged with attempted murder after 10 to 15 rifle shots were fired at an intersection during rush hour.

Larry Haze Clark, 25, also was charged with reckless endangerment after the shots were fired about 4 p.m. Monday and struck two vehicles.

“We’re very thankful we don’t have a body,” Murfreesboro Police detective Shawn Jensen said. “It’s such a busy intersection to have bullets flying. It was just amazing no one was struck by a bullet.”

Clark is accused of firing a .22 caliber rifle at Gustavo Cruz Segura, 29, of Franklin. The two have had disputes in the past, police said.

Several rounds struck Segura’s vehicle and one bullet entered the driver’s seat where Segura was.

“It probably missed him by inches,” Jensen said. A passing vehicle also was struck, he said.

Police said Clark fled after the incident and briefly barricaded himself inside a home before surrendering.

Clark gave a statement to police about the incident.

“He described it as ‘Rambo style.’ He said his rage got the best of him,” Jensen said.