JAMES CITY COUNTY, Va. (WAVY) — A mother and her son continue to recover after she suffered life-threatening injuries and he was injured after being shot in a road rage incident in James City County Saturday, police and friends said. Man charged after road rage incident leaves two hurt with gunshot wounds in James City County James City County Police said 44-year-old Joseph Adams faces 24 charges in connection to the incident, including two counts of aggravated malicious wounding for firing at last five shots into a car at the intersection of Centerville Road and Monticello Avenue. The victim, who was shot, was able to drive her car one mile until she stopped at the intersection of Monticello Avenue and Greensprings Plantation Drive. A Facebook post from 757swim identified the two people shot in the vehicle as Molly Haskin and her son, Luke Haskin. "So as they were turning on to Centerville Road, a suspect in the red vehicle ended up approaching them at a high rate of speed," said JCC Police public information officer Tayleb Brooks. "And he ended up coming very close to them, almost crashing into them. And as they were traveling down Centreville to turn on to Monticello, as the suspect was continuing straight, they exchanged gestures. He was yelling out of his window. And then ultimately, he just had an outburst of violence, pulled a firearm out and then shot into the vehicle five times." The update from the victim's husband Monday is that the swelling is going down and she is recovering well. The victim and her family is active in the local swim community. "The update from her husband today is that the swelling is going down and she's recovering well," said Amy Cory, 757 Swim head coach. "It's supposed to be a very long road ahead, and we're not sure when she'll be out of the hospital, but we're expecting a recovery and really hoping to support them in this long journey ahead." There has been a meal train established to help the family. For more information, go to https://mealtrain.com/wm9141.