Trial delayed for 3 charged in road rage shooting on I-65 that left girl paralyzed

The trial for three people charged in a road rage shooting on Interstate 65 that left a little girl paralyzed has been delayed.Jury selection was scheduled to start on Tuesday for Edward Sark, Jonathan Rivera, and Shelby Bisconer.Police say the three were riding with a group of motorcyclists on I-65 last July when they got into a fight with the driver of an SUV.Related stories:6-year-old Louisville girl shot during road rage act has heartwarming sendoff from hospitalSuspects in road rage shooting of girl on I-65 arraigned on wanton endangerment chargesSark is accused of firing into the SUV.Onyx Sands, 6, was in the backseat of the SUV and was shot in the back. She spent more than a month in the hospital after the shooting making a recovery, and she may never be able to walk again.The trial was rescheduled for August.