Drivers shoot each other’s daughters, aged five and 14, in wild ‘cat and mouse’ Florida road rage

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‘Could have been two dead children because of two stupid grown men’: Drivers shoot each other’s daughters, ages 5 and 14, in wild Florida ‘cat and mouse’ incident that left one girl with a collapsed lung

  • William Hale, 35, of Georgia and Frank Allison, 43, of Florida have both been charged with attempted murder after a traffic accident on Saturday
  • The pair were driving along US Highway 1 near Callahan, just north of Jacksonville, when they confronted each other
  • Hale said Allison leaned out of his car and shot his gun into Hale’s car, hitting Hale’s five-year-old daughter in the leg.
  • Hale said he then fired, fired seven or eight shots into Allison’s car, and hit Allison’s 14-year-old daughter in the back.
  • Both girls were hospitalized and expected to survive: Nassau County sheriff convicted the fathers for their stupidity

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Two fathers have been charged with attempted murder after a weekend traffic incident in which they both shot their guns out of the windows of their cars and shot each other’s daughters.

William Hale, 35, of Douglas, Georgia, shot Frank Allison’s 14-year-old daughter Shelby in the back, causing a collapsed lung.

Allison, 43, of Callahan, Florida, shot Hale’s five-year-old daughter in the leg.

Both girls are expected to survive, but Nassau County Sheriff Bill Leeper convicted both fathers for their stupidity in what one witness called “cat and mouse” at high speed.

‘What’s scarier than a crazy driver with a gun? Two crazy drivers with a gun,” Leeper said Monday.

Fortunately, no one was killed in this incident.

“But it could very easily have ended this way, because two people were acting stupid and letting their tempers take over. There could have been two dead children because of two stupid grown men.’

William Hale, 35, from Douglas, Georgia

Frank Allison, 43, from Callahan, Florida

Frank Allison, 43, from Callahan, Florida

William Hale, 35, of Douglas, Georgia (left) and Frank Allison, 43, of Callahan, Florida (right) have both been charged with attempted murder after Saturday’s road shooting

Frank Allison is seen with his wife Jessica.  The couple, from Callahan, Florida, suffered a traffic accident near their home on Saturday night, tangling them with a Georgia family.

Frank Allison is seen with his wife Jessica.  The couple, from Callahan, Florida, suffered a traffic accident near their home on Saturday night, tangling them with a Georgia family.

Frank Allison is seen with his wife Jessica. The couple, from Callahan, Florida, suffered a traffic accident near their home on Saturday night, tangling them with a Georgia family.

The incident began around 6 p.m. on US Highway 1 near Callahan, just outside of Jacksonville.

Hale was driving a black Dodge Ram near his home with five occupants, including his mother Britney.

Allison was driving a gray Nissan Murano with three occupants, including his wife Jessica and daughter Shelby, all of whom were on their way home to Georgia.

Both men accused the other of ‘brake control’, erratic and dangerous driving.

Jessica Allison opened the window and began making insulting gestures at Hale’s vehicle, after which the Hales threw a water bottle into Allison’s vehicle.

Sheriff Bill Leeper Convicted Both Men For Their Stupidity That Could Have Killed Two Children

Sheriff Bill Leeper Convicted Both Men For Their Stupidity That Could Have Killed Two Children

Sheriff Bill Leeper Convicted Both Men For Their Stupidity That Could Have Killed Two Children

Frank Allison opened fire while driving, assuming he had hit the Hales’ tires – when in fact he had hit the girl.

Hale fired back, hitting Allison’s daughter who was in the car with one of the seven or eight bullets he loaded into the speeding vehicle.

The mother of one of the children who was shot can be heard via an emergency call.

“My daughter was shot – please help me,” she says.

A child can also be heard crying on the call.

‘I don’t want to die’, you hear the child say, according to News4Jax.

Both drivers continued north with their injured daughters in the back.

The pair saw a Nassau County Sheriff’s patrol car and stopped, then started arguing and fighting with each other by the side of the road, forcing the deputy to end the fight.

The couple was jailed on charges of attempted murder.