Family of Los Vegas’ Road Rage Victim Returns GoFundMe Funds Midst Fraud Accusations

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Last week, tragic struck in Las Vegas when a mother of four was killed after a road rage incident. According to previous reports, Tammy Meyers was giving her daughter a driver’s lesson on February 12th. After wrapping up the lesson, she took control of the vehicle and started heading home.

Tammy Meyers 1Unfortunately, Tammy and another vehicle came to a near collision, which caused the other driver and her to exchange harsh words. When Meyers decided to continue her journey home, the other driver followed her.

The reports continue to reveal that when Tammy came home, her older son, Brandon Meyers, came outside to see the other driver’s vehicle come down the street. The driver then pulled out a gun and fired several shots, one hit Tammy in the head.

Tammy was immediately rushed to the hospital and was put on life support at University Medical Center of Southern Nevada until Saturday (February 14th) when she passed away. A family friend then launched a crowdfunding campaign on GoFundMe to raise funds for Tammy’s children, medical bills, etc. The project raised $6,000.

Now, the campaign’s organizer announced they were returning the funds after donors began to question why they kept key information about the deadly situation. ABC News reported that Las Vegas police revealed that Meyers and her armed son got in a car to look for the other driver.

Tammy Meyers 2The authorities revised the time to say that Tammy drove home and asked her daughter to tell Brandon to come to the car. When Tammy and Brandon returned to the house, police stated that the suspect’s car pulled up and gunfire erupted, leaving Tammy fatally wounded.

Donors began to criticize the campaign, calling the family liars and demanding their money back. On Wednesday (February 18th), Tammy’s husband posted a message on Facebook, “At this time I have shut down the GoFundMe account that I didn’t start, a friend did. Everyone will get donations returned. I never said anything different than told. If all you people think I was a fraud and lied about facts, I’m truly sorry. I only ever said what was told to me.”


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YTD: Jan 1, 2026 - Nov 4, 2026 vs Jan 1, 2025 - Nov 4, 2025

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