Michigan Highway Shooting Suspect Identified by Mother The man Detroit-area police have arrested in connection with two dozen highway shootings that have taken place across four Michigan counties over the past four months will be arraigned in court today. Raulie Wayne Casteel, 43, was identified as by his mother to the Detroit Free Press as the man who police arrested inside his Wixom, Mich., home in connection with the shootings. The attacks have been reported in Oakland, Livingston, Ingham and Shiawassee counties. Over the past month there have been 24 reported incidents of seemingly random gunfire at cars, mostly on or near Interstate 96. Police said that potential evidence was seized during Casteel's arrest, which they said will be evaluated by crime laboratories. Casteel is also known to have driven a vehicle matching the one described by one of the shooting victims, which Sheriff Gene L. Wriggelsworth and Ingham County Sheriff's Office described to ABCNews.com as a Chevy Malibu. He said that the suspect has been charged. Yesterday he was still at Wixom police department lock-up. Apparently Livingston County prosecutor has charged him with one of the shootings, and writted him out to be arraigned at Livingston County in Howell, Mich.," Wriggelsworth said. According to the Livingston County prosecutor's office, Raulie Casteel's arraignment is scheduled for later today.