In Indianapolis, Indian-Origin Man Shot in Suspected Road Rage Incident

July 22 :
An apparent case of road rage in Indiana has resulted in the death of a man of Indian descent. A witness's cell phone recorded the whole episode. Deadly gunfire broke out between two armed drivers on the evening of July 16 near the intersection of Thompson and South Emerson, according to eyewitnesses. Officers discovered Gavin Dasaur shot in the street upon their arrival. In the end, the 29-year-old passed away at the hospital.

According to the police, the man who shot and killed was still at the scene of the crime, driving a white Chevrolet pickup truck. After being interrogated over the incident, he was subsequently released. The gunman might have acted in self-defense, according to preliminary investigations, according to Fox59.

At the crossroads, cell phone footage captured the scene of the crime showed Gavin Dasaur getting out of his vehicle. He swung around and yelled at the driver of the pickup vehicle. You could see that Dasaur was holding a pistol in his right hand. He pounded on the pickup's door with the revolver as he got closer to the driver's side of the vehicle. Then, Dasaur shifted the rifle to his left hand and reached up to the truck window with his right. Dasaur was knocked to the ground in an instant as the truck driver reacted by firing three shots. During the whole seven-second exchange, the gunman did not budge from his truck.

Viviana ZaMora, the victim's widow, spoke to The Indianapolis Star about how she held her husband while he bled out and how she waited for the ambulance. She went on to tell the Star that the couple had recently tied the knot and were excited to establish a family and see the globe. They were deeply in love and had big dreams for the future. according to USA Today.An autopsy will be performed by the Marion County Coroner's Office to ascertain the manner and cause of death of Dasaur.