Male driver shot dead in front of kids in back seat in Vegas road rage shooting Shot to death: 26-year-old Cleottus Harvey died after he was shot several times in the chest. Harvey¿s white four-door Buick crashed into two other vehicles Police say they're sure someone knows the gunman who shot a motorist to death in a vehicle with two young children in the backseat during rush-hour traffic several miles west of the Las Vegas Strip. But homicide Sgt. Ray Steiber said Wednesday that so far, no one has come forward with the key information needed to identify the shooter in the apparent road-rage confrontation. 'All we know is there was some kind of altercation, and the next thing there was gunfire,' Steiber said of the shooting a little before 5:20 p.m. Tuesday. A damaged car is seen at the scene of a fatal road rage incident near the corner of Tropicana Avenue and Rainbow Boulevard in Las Vegas Senseless: Authorities say a man shot a motorist to death in a vehicle with two children in the backseat in an apparent road-rage confrontation during rush-hour several miles west of the Las Vegas Strip Cleottus Harvey, 26, was in a white four-door Buick in the center lane of westbound Tropicana Avenue near Rainbow Boulevard when he was shot several times in the chest, police said. The assailant drove away in a dark compact car while Harvey's Buick rolled into the intersection, collided with two other vehicles and ran up on a sidewalk. Harvey was pronounced dead later at University Medical Center in Las Vegas. The two children in Harvey's car were uninjured, and Steiber said people in the other vehicles - a Volkswagen Jetta and a Toyota Camry - weren't seriously hurt. Steiber declined to provide the ages of the children, who he said were returned to their mother. The Las Vegas Review-Journal reported the children were a 3-year-old boy and a 2-year-old girl. Killed: Police say the apparent road rage shooting happened a little before 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at Rainbow Boulevard and Tropicana Avenue Search for the suspect: Police Lt. Ray Steiber says officers are looking for a suspect who's described as a white man driving a dark, compact car that was possibly older