KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A Kansas City zTrip driver continues to fight for his life nearly a month after he was shot while working. Serge Benoit was shot on September 15 while dropping off a rider near E. 9th Street and Myrtle Avenue. His wife says her life changed that day after she got the call that her husband had been shot while working. She said Serge has had several complications and continues to fight for his life. Five-year-old girl suffers serious injuries after being mauled by dog “My life is changed,” said Yveline Benoit, Serge’s wife. “Everything is upside down now. Everything is upside down.” Serge Benoit moved to Kansas City in 2021 to be closer to his daughter. Before that, he had been driving a taxi for 40 years in New York. Yveline describes her husband as a caring, hardworking family man. “He’s a good father, a good man, a hard worker,” Yveline explained. “He’s a funny guy, he’s caring, sensitive. He’s a good, good man.” Benoit’s wife says the bullet caused extensive damage to his mouth, jaw, and tongue. She said the trauma of the shooting caused organ failure and a stroke, leaving Benoit with mobility issues on his left side. The organ failure caused kidney and liver damage. Benoit is still in the hospital. Still unknown if Andrew Lester is mentally fit for trial in Ralph Yarl shooting Jakori Conaway, 18, has been charged with assault in the first degree and armed criminal action in connection with the shooting on Sept. 15. According to court documents, Conaway is accused of shooting Benoit at the end of his zTrip ride near 9th and Myrtle. When detectives got to the scene, they contacted a manager for zTrip. The manager told police the vehicle had a dash camera, which KCPD obtained. Court documents outline the footage showing Conaway handing the zTrip driver cash at the start of the ride. Court documents say that Conaway changed into a black hoodie and face mask during the ride. At the end of the ride, Conaway pointed an AR pistol at Benoit, who pushed the gun away and started complying. Conaway then shot Benoit in the back of the head. Download the FOX4 News app on iPhone and Android “He has so many complications. He is fighting for his life,” Yveline Benoit said. Benoit is still in the hospital and unable to work. A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family get through the recovery and healing process.