"It sounded like an explosion," Manen said. "It was loud."
The incident happened near the Raywood community around 11 a.m. on Sunday.
Manen said he ducked down after it happened, but he was injured due to flying glass. Those injuries were minor, he said.
The shooting caused Manen to run off the road, but he managed to safely come to stop.
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In the shattered window, he said you can see the area where it appears a bullet or pellet struck the window. Despite being hit, the projectile does not appear to have penetrated the glass.
"It was a pretty scary ordeal," he said. "I think about my kids and I think about my grandkids."
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The incident was reported to the Liberty County Sheriff's Office.
"It's getting out of control you know what I mean?" he said. "It's getting out of control."
The man credits the tint on his window for helping to minimize the glass from flying.
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