A Washington D.C. household is recovering after their son’s automobile seat was shot a number of occasions throughout a highway rage incident Thursday morning.

Leon Vessels was driving one in all his two sons to highschool when the scary state of affairs unfolded on Interstate 295, FOX 5 in D.C. reported. He informed the outlet one other driver should have thought he wasn’t driving quick sufficient and began capturing into his automobile.

Previous to the capturing, Vessels mentioned he observed a driver behind him weaving out and in of site visitors at a excessive velocity close to South Capitol Avenue. 

He reportedly tried to maneuver over as a result of he was driving on a spare tire, had his little one and a great good friend within the automobile, and he did not need to velocity.

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“I observed the man was nonetheless on my bumper and I felt and heard one thing and didn’t know that was a gunshot at first,” Vessels informed FOX 5. “We hear one other growth. And at this level, I’m like he’s not hitting us, he’s capturing at us, and the third one went via the window and hit the child seat.”

Footage shared on the mom’s Instagram account confirmed a shattered again window, and bullet holes within the automobile door and the automobile seat.

Within the social media submit, the mother mentioned the little boy was sleeping within the automobile seat when the pictures have been fired. Fortunately, he was not injured.

A Google Earth picture reveals an outline of Interstate 295 in Washington D.C. 
(Google Earth)

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Vessels mentioned a bullet went via the opposite aspect door and would have hit his different son had he been within the automobile too.

“Highway rage is loopy. Individuals are loopy,” Vessels informed FOX 5. “However I imply it is not that severe. You could have the chance to go, simply go. It’s not price it.”

The suspect has not been discovered as of Saturday morning, however was reportedly driving a black Mitsubishi Mirage with short-term tags, in accordance with the household.

FILE – A Mitsubishi Motors Corp. employee operates tools on the manufacturing line of the Mirage car on the firm’s plant in Laem Chabang, Thailand.
(Dario Pignatelli/Bloomberg through Getty Pictures)

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Police are investigating the capturing as an assault with a lethal weapon.