Authorities are actively searching for Oscar Sanchez Munoz, a suspect considered armed and dangerous in connection with a deadly shooting spree in the Kansas City area. The incident occurred on Tuesday night along the I-670 and I-70 corridor, where police believe Munoz shot five people. One victim has died, and another is an Uber driver who was transporting a passenger to a World Cup match. Munoz faces an outstanding warrant for aggravated assault in Wyandotte County with a $100,000 bond. Investigators recently located a home in Independence, Missouri, where they believe Munoz may be hiding. Police executed a search warrant at the residence early Thursday morning, treating the situation as a standoff. During the investigation, authorities discovered that Munoz had set the Independence house on fire, resulting in the deaths of five dogs inside. Although Munoz has not yet been formally charged with the shootings, law enforcement agencies, including federal, state, and local partners, are mobilized to locate him. Police have not made contact with Munoz at the current location and are urging the public to remain vigilant. Residents are advised to avoid the area as roads are blocked off for tactical operations. If anyone spots Oscar Sanchez Munoz, they are instructed to call 911 or the tips hotline immediately. Kansas City Police Chief Graves confirmed the details of the shooting spree and the involvement of the Uber driver. The investigation is ongoing as authorities continue to pursue all potential leads to apprehend the suspect.