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Is it just me, or did this cop really not hurry to assist the kid?

Here are The Facts 🤙🏽 Thanks for the tag @CerealIsASoup55 Follow to tag when a post is needing context 🤙🏽 11-Year-Old Killed in Road-Rage Shooting — Nevada — Nov 14 2025 A road-rage confrontation on a busy freeway turned tragic when 32-year-old Tyler Johns opened fire into an SUV during a shoulder-side altercation. The round struck 11-year-old Brandon Dominguez in the back seat — a boy who loved soccer, TikTok, and making his family laugh. He died from his injuries. Police say the two drivers had been jockeying for position before tempers escalated. After the shot was fired, Brandon’s stepfather rammed Johns’ vehicle to prevent him from fleeing. Johns claimed he didn’t know a child was inside the SUV, but officers arrested him at the scene. He now faces an open m*urder charge, while a family grieves a young life cut short without warning.

Goofy ass cop talking about "I don't know what's going on. People are saying someone's shot." No you fucking idiot, a distressed father has just told you that the fucker in front of you shot and killed his child.

Your white culture

The cop is pissing me off. Put the guy in the car and fucking attend to the perosn who is shot. Tf is he moving so slow for

Dos anyone see him throw him up against the cruiser and pat him down? Where is the murder weapon? Why did the killer have to basically arrest himself bc the cop wasn’t doing his job. They could have been talking about past night’s game for as friendly as that was.

Over lane positioning. How sad that a young boys life is taken away.

An 11-year-old is gone because two adults couldn’t control their anger over a tiny moment on the road. Little bursts of rage fix nothing — they only destroy lives. Take a breath. Let it go. Nothing is worth this

That’s horrible. Road rage is never worth it- just keep driving. Dude was talking about shooting him like he was talking about the weather. Heartbreaking.

Cops hate arresting white ppl. They despise that shit…no matter how fuckin’ guilty they always are.

Who road rages with a kid in the car and why does an 11 year old love TikTok free bro

Not good.. but a lot of integrity and maturity for someone his age.

this Canadian cop who broke up a road rage incident during an interview 😂

I live in Florida, I don’t argue with anyone on the road. 🤦🏿♂️

Just for quick context:

I see nut jobs on here blaming the dad!! This idiot shot his gun into a vehicle. Forget that a kid was inside. He discharged his firearm into a moving vehicle from inside his. His life wasn't in danger. Hopefully he gets life

What happens when you give dummies a gun

Terrible but if you have a child in your car, don’t “jockey for position” with another driver. Be a parent first.

The stepdad is half to blame because you should never road rage especially if you have kids or anyone else in your car. It’s the same as picking a fight with someone random on the street. He put that boy in danger because he had too big of an ego to let a car go ahead of him

$20,000 bond for murdering a child in cold blood on their way to school is absolutely bonkers

This a prime example that it ain’t a race issue you can run into any monster in any second nowadays bro

Don’t know why this is race related? If you have your kid in your car , you don’t mess with crazy. Like wise , shooting someone because they w ant to get in front of you??? Small brain behavior!

sorry but i have to blame the parent for putting his step son in danger by road raging with this maniac you never know what some else may have and he should of put his sons safety first not ego

Cop explains why he wants the women to stand off to the side and then this happens...

Police pulled up just in time to stop the road rage 🚔📷

What Happened 1.Incident / Location •Around 7:30 a.m. on November 14, two vehicles were involved in aggressive driving (“jockeying for position”) on the Interstate 215 Beltway in Henderson, Nevada.  •One driver attempted to pass on the shoulder, which escalated the conflict.  2.Shooting •The suspect, 22-year-old Tyler Matthew Johns, allegedly fired one shot from a handgun into the other vehicle.  •The bullet struck an 11-year-old boy seated in the back of his stepfather’s SUV.  •The boy was being driven to school by his stepfather.  3.Aftermath •After the shot, the boy’s stepfather rammed the shooter’s car to stop him.  •Both men got out of their cars and continued arguing. A passing Las Vegas-area police officer intervened and arrested Johns.  •The child was taken to a hospital, but later died of his injuries.  4.Charges •Tyler Johns has been booked for open murder and for discharging a firearm into a vehicle.  •He is being held on $20,000 bond.  •Prosecutors reviewed the possibility of charging the stepfather (Valente Ayala) for child endangerment or neglect, but decided not to saying his conduct didn’t meet the threshold for those crimes.  5.Suspect’s Claim / Defense •According to the arrest declaration, Johns said he did not realize there was a child in the back seat when he shot.  •In court, defense argued that the stepfather’s driving contributed to the escalation and that Johns may have been trying to “deter” further confrontation.  •But a judge expressed concern about how dangerous the conduct was — especially since it involved a stranger and ultimately a child.  6.Public & Law Enforcement Reaction •Henderson Police Chief Reggie Rader called the incident “senseless” and pleaded with the public to exercise patience and restraint on the roads.  •The shooting has sparked broader discussion about road rage and gun violence during heavy traffic, especially as holiday season traffic increases.  •The victim’s family described the boy (named Brandon Dominguez-Chavarria) as a joyful child who loved soccer, playing Roblox, and being with loved ones.  ⸻ Key Facts & Implications •This was not just a traffic argument, it escalated to gun violence, which resulted in the death of a child. •The case highlights how dangerously road rage can spiral out of control, especially when firearms are involved. •Prosecutors weighed charging the stepfather but found that his actions, though aggressive, did not legally cross into neglect or abuse under current law. •The public safety message from law enforcement is clear: road rage is not worth it, especially when lives including children’s are at stake. •The incident may lead to calls for more public awareness or stricter measures around aggressive driving and gun use.

He shot a kid wtf

Dude, shut the fuck up, remain silent

Road rage driver finds out quickly

I would like to see what role the stepfather played in putting his stepson in that position.

He admitted it, but should have never happened, people need to control themselves, it’s not worth going to prison for 25 years because you got upset.

Not good at all, but he owned up to it 100%

Automatic death penalty.

The white boy shot and ended up killing his son and look at the cop more worried about the white boy not the victim or his father. WTF. No more racists in law enforcement. The white kid wasn't the most important thing going on. You can hear the father going through it. Shameful!

63-year-old Paul Slane decided it was a good idea to approach another vehicle with his gun drawn during a road rage encounter. He's lucky he didn't get dropped right there in the street and only got arrested after this video was shared publicly.

