What Happened To Summer Brown?

Summer Brown (right) was a 10-year old girl who had a great life. It was taken by some terrorist who was upset over a lane change. This road rage incident was another example of senseless gun violence.

GUN VIOLENCE IS THE NUMBER ONE THREAT IN THE UNITED STATES.

An Arizona girl was shot and killed by some terrorist in an apparent road rage incident.

A 20 year old man was caught and he will face murder charges.

The 10-year old was named Summer Mellody Brown. She is one of the many African American girls not getting the national attention most white women and girls are getting.

The young girl was shot at her home.

Another young life loss to gun violence.

This terrorist opened fire on a family of four after a road-rage incident.

The Phoenix Metro Police have confirmed that the suspected vehicle was towed and inspected for evidence linking this terrorist to the death of this little angel.

The terrorist was trying his hardest to change the vehicle color and design to throw the cops off.

The rims of the truck towed away by the law did not match. However, the law were seen taking the wheels that appeared to match the terrorist's vehicle behind the house where the vehicle was found.

Summer's father was also shot in the face but survived the shooting. Her sister and mother were not hit by the gunfire.

The terrorist was so upset over being cut off on a local road. He decided to follow the family to their home and open fire.

The terrorist will face murder charges. The suspect is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.

Tips to avoid road-rage.

1. Never be on the cellphone when driving on a road.

2. Never engage conversation with an individual who got out their vehicle to confront you.

Terrorist will face murder charges.

3. Never allow the person engaged in road-rage follow you to your home or workplace. Make sure you are never followed. If you are followed by a person who shows signs of road-rage, make sure you head to the local police station.

4. Never break in the middle of an intersection.

5. Always keep your eyes on the road for pedestrians, animals, disabled vehicles and stopped buses.

6. Never try to beat a train and never cross any crossing gates when lights are flashing.

This is another attack on women of color. We must stand strong and protect our women and children of color.