AMARILLO, Texas.- The anguish ended for the Fraust familyafter 8-year-old Nicco survived a gunshot to the head in a road rage incident in Amarillo.
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According to reports from the Amarillo Police, the incident took place on Friday, June 10 at 11:25 pm at the intersection of Cleveland and 10th Avenue streets. Nico he went with his dad Eric Frausto, who was the driver.
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Following the incident, Frankie Lee Haigood, 58, who is the suspected of having shot and was booked into the Potter County Jail.
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The minor’s father, Eric Frausto, published on Facebook the photographs of his Dodge RAM truck with the bullet impacts which managed to pierce one of the seats and also hit the rear and front windows.
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“I thank God that everyone came out alive and breathing. God is good,” Frausto wrote when sharing the photos.
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Little Nicco was admitted to surgery and two days later he managed to recover and go home to his parents and siblings.
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“Nico is coming home,” Frausto posted on Facebook. “I would like to thank everyone who sent prayers and support for my son and family. We are truly blessed.”
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The city of Amarillo shows support for Nicco’s family
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After the incident, the community de Amarillo gave care and support so that Nicco’s family could cover the costs of his recovery.
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For example, a car wash called for a fundraising on June 25 and a local bar organized this Saturday a tournament to benefit the Frausto family.
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“I would like to thank all of Amarillo and the amazing people who sent prayers and support,” the father said.
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The Amarillo Fire Department joined the shows of support, who were with the family and for a day made Nicco dress up and play to be fireman.
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What to do when in the middle of a case of road rage?
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If you are the victim of a road rage incident, report it to 911 or your local police. In addition, the Dallas Police Department offers this guide for avoid being a victim of these incidents that have even claimed the lives of drivers and passengers.
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- Be courteous when driving
- Avoid abrupt lane changes
- Check your mirrors and stay alert
- Let speeding drivers pass
- Avoid honking the car horn unless absolutely necessary.
- If someone is following you, go to a police station or a well lit and busy area
- Plan your trip to avoid driving badly or in a hurry
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