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Image of the surveillance video of a damaged white van which, according to Phoenix police, was involved in a shootout on Wednesday that left a 10-year-old girl dead.
(Phoenix Police Department)
Police reportedly seized on Friday a pickup truck that could have been used for the shooting death of a 10-year-old girl killed in an alleged road rage incident in Phoenix.
Summerbell Brown was with her sister and parents Wednesday afternoon when she was touched. Police said his murderer was driving a white Ford F-150 that was captured on a surveillance video following the Brown family's vehicle on a residential street.
"This nightmare is going to be in my head forever," Summerland's mother, Taniesha Brown told ABC 15 Phoenix. "I can not sleep, I hope she's at peace."
The pickup truck seized by the police matched the description of the vehicle she was looking for, Phoenix FOX10 reported Friday.
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Police found him in a residential area of Phoenix, the station reported.
The video surveillance footage was made public Thursday, along with a sketch of the suspect, by police asking for help in locating the driver.
Police said the van involved in the shooting had tinted windows and damage over the driver's side rear wheel, FOX10 reported.
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Summerbell's killer took the Brown family to the alley, officials said.
"He was ready to start shooting," said his father, Dharquintium Brown, to ABC 15. "I got out of my vehicle and asked him:" What's going on? " Because he stopped at my house, I asked him, "What's up?" And he just shot. He shot my car, me, my house and killed my daughter. "
Summerbell died of her injuries Thursday.
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Brown drove. Summberbell's mother and sister were not injured, police said.
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