Geovani Rocha had his whole life ahead of him and dreamed of starting a landscaping business, according to a GoFundMe organized to cover the teen\u2019s funeral expenses.<\/p>\n
The 17-year-old was fatally shot in a road rage incident<\/a> in south Fort Worth the night of May 23. His family told KDFW-TV that he was on his way to get a late-night snack.<\/a><\/p>\n \u201cI know that nothing will be the same anymore,\u201d Estefani Rocha, the victim\u2019s older sister, told KDFW.<\/p>\n The teen had just finished his junior year at Dunbar High School, according to KDFW. He\u2019d even had business cards printed up to promote his lawn care service.<\/p>\n Jose Camargo Madrigal was charged with Rocha\u2019s murder<\/a>. The 41-year-old is being held in the Tarrant County Jail, and a judge has denied his bond, according to court records.<\/p>\n According to Camargo Madrigal\u2019s arrest warrant affidavit, the shooting took place shortly before 11:40 p.m. Rocha\u2019s younger brother and a friend, who were traveling with the victim but were not injured, told police they\u2019d just gotten into a collision with a Chevrolet Avalanche.<\/p>\n Moments later, the two vehicles stopped for a red light at the intersection of Mansfield Highway and Seminary Drive. Someone in the Avalanche starting shooting into the Chevrolet Silverado that Rocha was riding in, and the 17-year-old was struck in the head.<\/p>\n Investigators found multiple bullet holes in the Silverado\u2019s tailgate and back windshield, the affidavit states. The headrest of the front passenger seat where Rocha was sitting was damaged, and several 9 mm cartridge casings were found near the Mansfield Highway and Seminary Drive intersection.<\/p>\n Officers tracked down the Avalanche using license plate-reading cameras and learned it was registered to Camargo Madrigal. Police stopped the suspect about 7:45 a.m. on May 24 when the vehicle he was a passenger in failed to stop at a stop sign, according to the affidavit.<\/p>\n Camargo Madrigal told detectives he and his family were on the way to buy baby formula when they got into a collision with a pickup on Mansfield Highway. They continued driving north, but later stopped at the intersection of Mansfield Highway and Seminary Drive for a red light.<\/p>\n According to the affidavit, Camargo Madrigal admitted getting out of the Avalanche and firing several shots from a handgun into the back of the pickup. He was initially arrested on a charge of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon.<\/p>\n The charge was upgraded to murder after Rocha died at John Peter Smith Hospital the night of May 24.<\/p>\n