A Kansas City man who police say randomly shot at motorists along Interstate 70 Wednesday night is facing numerous felony charges stemming from a multi-county chase that injured two people.One motorist was shot and approximately six vehicles were hit by gunfire during the Warren County portion of the police pursuit Wednesday. The chase ended in St. Ann, near Lambert-St. Louis International Airport.On Thursday, Warren County Prosecuting Attorney Kelly King charged 22-year-old Reginald D. Adams with 12 felonies, including six counts for first-degree assault, five counts for unlawful use of a weapon and one count for discharging a weapon from a motor-vehicle.Adams also was charged in St. Louis County with nine felonies, including assault of a law enforcement officer. Charges are pending in St. Charles County.Authorities said Adams pulled up alongside other eastbound motorists and would fire shots through his passenger window.The St. Ann police chief said Adams told authorities that he “snapped” because of a girlfriend. Adams later said he was “tired of life and he was tired of being a victim of everything.”Previous storyA 22-year-old man who led police on a multi-county chase Wednesday night told authorities he "snapped" because of a girlfriend.The man was was taken into custody after he jumped out of his vehicle and fired shots toward several officers running near him. Officers returned fire and arrested the man.Neither the suspect nor officers were shot, according to The Associated Press.Authorities said the suspect appeared to randomly shoot at random cars on Interstate 70.Two people were shot, including one person who is in critical condition. A number of cars were also damaged.