Michael Craig Anderson pleads not guilty to attempted murder of a motorist during road rage incident A MAN has denied trying to kill a motorist during an alleged road rage shooting incident on the state's west coast. Michael Craig Anderson, 53, faced the Supreme Court today. He pleaded not guilty to one count of attempted murder and one count of discharging a firearm to injure, annoy or frighten a person. The alleged incident happened between Kimba and Iron Knob on July 12 this year. Police, at the time, said Anderson fired shots from his car at another driver on the Eyre Highway, near Kimba. They said the West Australian victim was driving east on the highway towards Iron Knob when Anderson began "driving aggressively" behind his car. Police allege Anderson overtook the victim's car, slammed on his brakes and caused a crash. They allege, a short time later, Anderson fired several shots from a handgun when the victim overtook his car. They further allege Anderson followed the victim when he drove off. Anderson was arrested about 35km southwest of Port Augusta where police allege they found firearms and ammunition in his car. Today, Justice David Peek remanded Anderson in custody to face court in February.