Fresno, California – A 63-year-old grandmother in Fresno is now in need of constant medical care after being viciously assaulted in what her family describes as a road rage incident. The family has reported that multiple suspects were involved in the attack, prompting the Fresno Police Department to launch an investigation into the incident as a felony assault.
The attack took place near Granite Park in Fresno on March 30th, leaving the grandmother with severe injuries that required hospitalization for a week. According to the victim’s family, the assailants not only physically assaulted her but also caused significant trauma that led to swelling in her brain, resulting in memory loss and seizures.
Brian Rodriguez, the son-in-law of the victim, recounted the harrowing details of the assault, explaining how witnesses described the brutal attack on the grandmother. He mentioned that the family is now seeking justice and has refrained from disclosing her identity out of fear of potential retaliation.
Despite the severity of the assault, no arrests have been made yet, leaving the family desperate for answers and closure. They have appealed to the public for any information or footage related to the incident to assist the authorities in their investigation.
In a bid to cover the escalating medical expenses, the family has launched a GoFundMe campaign to support the grandmother’s recovery. Rodriguez expressed hope that with time, his mother-in-law will regain her memory and physical functions, but for now, she requires continuous care due to the extent of her injuries.
As new detectives delve into the case, the family remains determined to seek justice for their beloved grandmother and bring the perpetrators to account for their heinous actions. Their plea for assistance and solidarity with the victim underscores the importance of community support in the face of such senseless acts of violence.