ATLANTA, Ga. - Dashcam video captured by a AAA truck captured the moments a driver was shot and killed on I-285 in October 2022.
Forty-year-old Daniel Sales space was the person shot on the interstate. His sister, Britney Hite, tells Atlanta Information First he was driving to work on the time of the incident.
“It’s devastating as a result of he needs to be right here, and he’s not right here,” Hite mentioned.
On Friday Atlanta Information First obtained a duplicate of the sprint digital camera footage from the DeKalb County Police Division. Within the video, you'll be able to see a silver Nissan sedan tailgating Sales space’s black truck.
Ultimately, you see Sales space’s truck merge to the appropriate and police say photographs had been fired from the sedan.
“He was excellent there, the place he was going, after which in a cut up second, he was gone. And that’s unhappy. All I can take into consideration in my head was if he had simply been a second earlier than or a second after, he could be right here,” Hite mentioned.
No solutions, arrests 1 month after Metro Atlanta man shot, killed on I-285.
After being shot, Sales space’s truck crashed into the median on 285 close to Moreland Avenue. DeKalb Police discovered him useless contained in the cab. However haven’t discovered his killer.
“I’m simply attempting to take my feelings and kit it in direction of discovering an individual and never really the truth of seeing him die,” Hite mentioned.
The suspect’s automotive additionally has a sticker on the rear windshield that seems to be a teal-colored monogram.
Hite is doing her finest to maintain this video and picture of the automotive circulating throughout Atlanta within the hopes that somebody is aware of what occurred.
“I hope that anyone will come ahead. That anyone has a conscience. That anyone who was there realizes now what they noticed. I imply something. I don’t know what else to do,” Hite mentioned.
Sales space leaves behind a number of members of the family, together with a teenage daughter.
If you understand what occurred, or acknowledge the automotive concerned, name DeKalb County Police at (678) 406-7929.