Driver accused of road rage charged with murder in death of Towson University student

Reginald Gray Jr., the man accused of shooting and killing a Towson University student earlier this month in an alleged case of road rage, is now charged with murder.

Baltimore County police said detectives arrested Gray, 33, on Monday. He's being held without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center on several charges, including first-degree murder

Gray was wanted in connection with the deadly shooting of 22-year-old Nasir Majied on Friday, June 5 in Towson Circle.

According to charging documents, Majied was cut off at an intersection when Gray's car ran a red light. At the next intersection, Majied cut off Gray and that's when Gray started shooting at Majied's car, the documents stated.

Majied was rushed to a hospital where he later died. Last week, investigators released a photo the man they were looking for, describing Gray as "armed and dangerous." 

Baltimore city police located Gray using a parking ticket issued for his car. They then used cell phone records to determine that Gray was in the Towson area at the time of the shooting.

Court documents revealed that Gray was convicted of attempted murder in 2019 and served less than five years of a seven-year sentence before he was released in 2024.

Gray is due in court Tuesday afternoon for a bail hearing in the shooting.