Road Rage Punk Pulls Gun, Realizes His Mistake When Man Draws and Leaves Him Dying on the Road
When police wouldn’t call a man who was killed by a bullet on I-35 in Fort Worth, Texas, a victim, they had good reason: He was the author of his own demise. On June 25, 19-year-old JaDerek Gray died after being shot by…
When police wouldn’t call a man who was killed by a bullet on I-35 in Fort Worth, Texas, a victim, they had good reason: He was the author of his own demise.
On June 25, 19-year-old JaDerek Gray died after being shot by a man in an SUV, according to KTVT-TV.
Others on the interstate said Gray was driving a motorcycle between two lanes of traffic — an illegal maneuver in Texas — when the SUV driver, unaware of his presence, began to change lanes.
While the two didn’t collide, Gray zoomed ahead and then parked his bike, bringing traffic to a standstill as a road rage incident played out.
Isel Valenzuela said Gray blew by him, and “just a few seconds later I hear some gunshots.”
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Gray was shot multiple times and began asking motorists for help. Valenzuela had a trauma kit, so he tried to treat Gray’s wounds until paramedics arrived three minutes later.
“There’s no doubt that he parked his bike, got off of it and went and approached the other vehicle,” Valenzuela said.
Further investigation revealed why police didn’t call Gray a victim.