INDIANAPOLIS — State Police have arrested two men in connection to a road rage shooting last week on Indy's east side that injured one person. Kevin Hill, 59, and Terrance Seagraves, 30, both of Indianapolis, have been arrested by State Troopers in connection to the shooting. Both men now face preliminary charges of attempted murder. ISP said two troopers were stopping for a meal around 8 p.m. Friday near the intersection of 21st Street and Shadeland Avenue when they heard gunfire from the lot across the street. The two troopers "jumped into action" and responded to the restaurant parking lot just south of 21st. The two arrived and found one man who had been shot. One trooper remained on scene and gave the victim medical aid while the other trooper began searching for suspects. ISP said that - within seconds - the trooper found a black Ford Escape about a half mile from the shooting that matched the suspect vehicle description. Police reportedly found a handgun dropped just outside the car and Hill and Seagraves sitting inside. The victim was reportedly taken to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. ISP detectives arrived on scene to investigate and found that an alleged road rage situation had occurred just before the shooting at 21st Street and Rama Place. The road rage reportedly led to a verbal confrontation in the parking lot before shots were fired. Online jail records show that Hill was booked Saturday into the Adult Detention Center on a preliminary charge of murder. Jail records do not show Seagraves has been booked. Online court records have not been updated to reflect an initial hearing in either man's case. No other information was immediately provided by ISP. The investigation into the shooting is ongoing and final charging decisions will be made by the Marion County Prosecutor's Office.