Road-Raging BMW Driver Opens Fire In Virginia With Child In Car, Teens In SUV: Police

According to Virginia State Police, a guy who was traveling with a little child in his own vehicle opened fire on a father in front of two teenagers during a road rage incident in Fairfax.

Information on the shooting is being sought by Virginia State Police.

The gunman in the unsettling June shooting on I-395, which took place in broad daylight and involved children in both vehicles, is currently being sought by police.

According to Virginia State Police, the incident started at approximately 9:12 a.m. on Tuesday, June 11 along Interstate 395 northbound close to Route 236 in Fairfax County. The driver of a brown 1999 Chevy Suburban may have struck a black BMW 5-series vehicle.

At the intersection of I-395, I-495, and Route 644, both cars proceeded down the interstate until they pulled off onto the shoulder.

It got out of hand at that point.

The victim was shot once after a confrontation, according to a statement released by VSP on Tuesday, July 9.

At the time, the victim was operating a vehicle while carrying two teenagers.

According to authorities, the suspect, a 5-foot-5 to 5-foot-6 African-American male dressed in blue or green work pants and a white t-shirt, drove off in his black BMW while carrying a small child.

At Van Dorn Street, he was last observed getting off I-495.

With injuries to his arm and leg, the injured motorist drove himself to a hospital. None of his teenage passengers suffered any physical harm.

Contact Virginia State Police Division 7 Dispatch at 703-803-0028 or by email at [email protected] if you have any information about this shooting.