JOHNS CREEK, Ga. — Editor's note: The video above is from a previous report on the case.
Two friends are coming together to help raise money for their close friend after an ex-boyfriend showed up and shot her and her current boyfriend.
It happed on December 19. Police with Johns Creek were sent to a home off Plantation Bridge Drive, where they found Heather Quiggle and her boyfriend shot inside the home.
A day later, the suspect, Abdul Batin Rashid, was found dead in Sandy Springs "from what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot," according to a release from the agency.
Now Quiggle's friends, Andrea Pipkin-Wright and Allison Cutler, are hoping to raise money for her hospital bills and to get her on her feet again. Nearly 60 people have taken action to help Quiggle as she recovers. The campaign's organizers have raised $5,730 of their $7,500 goal.
Fundraiser started for woman shot by ex-boyfriend in Johns Creek home
"She is currently in stable condition at a local hospital," an online fundraiser from Quiggle's friends said. "When she is able to come home, she will be in need of support financially to offset the medical bills & to get her home put back in one piece.
Rashid was wanted for several charges following the shooting, including aggravated assault, burglary and possessing a firearm as a felon.
11Alive reached out to Pipkin-Wright, who said Quiggle's boyfriend is in stable condition and that they've been cleared to visit her on Wednesday.
Donate to the online fundraiser here.