(Kron)-A 19-year-old woman lived while driving on the highway in the Gulf region to tell the story about her horrific journey-with the continued bullet in her head. The shooter remains on loose.
“For me, I feel very lucky. I am only 19 years old. Life will be somewhat cut off if I will die on the last day,” says Citlyly Caballero.
The quick shooting occurred shortly after midnight on Thursday, when Caballero and her friends were driving north on the 680 highway via Alamo. They were returning to Sacramento after seeing the performance of the week at Levi Stadium.
“I heard it, then I felt it was in a movie,” CABALLERO added. “I felt it immediately; I heard my ears.
“I remember I saw a car that is driving dangerous behind me.” “I did not think much about it until it started to wander. And that when I try to get away from him a little away, I give him space. I only remember him coming to the left, and I saw him in my mirror goes on the side of my passenger, and then, when I started shooting at my car. This is the time when I was shattered, and I draw fire in my frames. The back of my head.”
Caballero says that the archers continued to shoot, but they were on the highway while it was out of Stone Valley Road and brought the car to stop.
“At this time, the investigation is still ongoing, so it is clear that the disclosure of the motivation in this is one of the most important things we need to find now,” says sergeant. Andrew Barclay from the California Highway patrol.
CHP will review any video captured by car cameras or highways and hopes that he will hear from witnesses as well.
“Sometimes, it can end until it is the smallest details that someone can provide us with one of the most important pieces in our case,” says sergeant. Barclay. “So please, if you think you saw something, pick up the phone and tell us.”
Caballero hopes that the shooter will be offered to justice. Meanwhile, the bullet remains in her head as doctors say it is safer to leave her there instead of trying to extract it. While she continues to try some pain, she says she is ready to continue to live in her life.