NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — According to affidavits a man is facing assault charges after shooting at an Uber driver and his passenger.

In the affidavit, around 11 p.m. Wednesday night, a man says he took an Uber to Weiss Liquor Store. There, he opened the door for a man later identified as Jason Johns Jr. The man noticed Johns Jr. didn’t have an I.D., and made a cigar purchase for him.

The Uber driver told detectives he noticed John Jr. give his passenger an “odd” look when the door was held open for him.

From the liquor store, the man took an Uber ride home to his AirBnB on Fatherland Street. The affidavit says Johns Jr. followed the Uber and opened fire from 10-feet away.

According to affidavits, neither the Uber driver or his passenger were struck. The Uber driver also had a gun and fired back.

Johns Jr. was struck. After running away, he got a ride to Vanderbilt where he was treated for wounds to his upper chest and right arm.

Affidavits continue, saying that Johns Jr. at first lied about the ordeal but later admitted that he was “disrespected” at Weiss Liquor Store and followed the victims and then opened fire.

Jason Johns Jr. is being held on a $225,000 bond.

Johns Jr. was convicted of aggravated robbery when he was 15. In 2018, he was charged in Juvenile Court with aggravated robbery after he admitted to taking a woman’s car at gunpoint outside an apartment complex on Lebanon Pike.

News 2 reached out to Uber about the incident. They shared their firearms policy below,