Reward reaches $300K for California freeway shooter who killed 6-year-old

A cumulative $300,000 in reward money is now being offered for information leading to the arrest of the person who killed a 6-year-old boy on a California freeway.

That amount is on top of $50,000 being offered by the boy’s family, an anonymous $50,000 donation, an additional $50,000 by a group of Orange County businessmen, and another unidentified source of funds, bringing the total to around $300,000, according to local reports.   Aiden Leos, 6, was fatally shot Friday in a road-rage attack on the 55 freeway in Orange, California.  Leos’ mother, Joanna Cloonan, told KNSD-TV she was driving her son to school when a white Volkswagen cut her off.   "As I was merging away from the carpool lane, I heard a loud noise and I heard my son say 'ow' and I pulled the car over as soon as possible, and he had been shot," Cloonan said. She said the bullet went through the trunk and struck her son, who was strapped into his booster seat in the rear passenger side.