A deceased firefighter killed in the attack caused by road rage in Brooklyn

Faizal Coto was shot in the head with an unknown object, police said. He was injured in the puncture, which does not correspond to a car accident, the police said.

A minor traffic dispute escalated to a firefighter resting on Sunday, while another driver left the road to fix the problem and the raging driver killed him. , said repressive sources.

Bravest Faizal Coto, 33, was heading east on the Belt Parkway near Bay 8th Street in Bath Beach, in his 2008 Ford Mustang Blue, authorities said.

Video surveillance of the highway, which was mired because of the vehicle's headlights, captured the Coney Island firefighter who parked near Exit 4 of the road and let another car get off with him, according to sources.

The other car has been described as a silver four-door Infiniti sedan. .

Authorities are looking for a car near the scene of the attack.

The police believe that the cars may have hit each other – or that one of the drivers has cut the other at some point, their vehicles have never come into contact – and that they stopped on the side to break it, said sources

The Coto Mustang was damaged on one side, while the Infiniti – according to the sources, is registered with a reputable gang member – was damaged on the driver's side, but the police could not tell if it was new or not.

Police suspect drivers get out of their cars and start arguing, sources said.

The argument became physical and Coto, who lived in Brooklyn and was a FDNY firefighter for three years, was hit in the head with an unknown object, they said. He was injured in the puncture, which does not correspond to a car accident, said cops.

A 911 caller told police he saw two people fighting, then one of them lying on the road. Police hope to find the witness, sources said.

When police and doctors responded to the scene, they found Coto lying outside his car with serious head trauma, according to authorities.

He was rushed to the Coney Island Hospital. declared dead.

"It's a tragedy," said FDNY spokesman Jim Long. "He was a young man who decided to dedicate himself and dedicate his life to the service of others. Now he's gone. "

The alleged attacker is free.

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