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Shooting Victim Describes Chaotic Uber Ride that Ended in Gunfire, Fiery Crash in Kansas

During an Uber ride last weekend, Kansas City mother Terah Moore was shot five times after a burgundy 2017 Jeep Grand Cherokee followed her vehicle from Overland Park into Prairie Village, Kansas, causing the car to crash and catch fire.
The Uber driver realized they were being followed shortly after pickup and attempted evasion at 115 miles per hour near 99th Street and Roe Avenue, where occupants of the Jeep opened fire on the vehicle.
Bullets struck Moore in her neck, chest, arm, and leg during the assault. She spent several days in the ICU recovering from her injuries, while the Uber driver sustained non-life-threatening injuries from the crash.
Authorities issued a public plea to identify the 2017 Jeep bearing Kansas license plate 9103ACY following the violent incident that ended in a wooded residential area near Franklin Park in Prairie Village.
As Moore recovers, she faces mounting medical bills and cannot work as a forklift driver, prompting a GoFundMe campaign to support the sole caretaker of four children with expenses and relocation assistance.

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