LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) – Pennsylvania State Police are looking for a man after multiple road rage incidents within about five hours of each other in Lancaster County.
State Police say on Feb. 1 around 9 p.m. Troopers responded to Diem Road and Snake Lane for an assault. The victim said a gray car passed him aggressively and then pulled across the roadway, blocking the victim’s path.
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The suspect then pulled the driver from the vehicle and struck them multiple times. The suspect also said he would shoot the victim.
State Police say the suspect was described as a white middle-aged man with a light buzzcut standing approximately six feet tall. The vehicle was described as a small gray car with a loud exhaust.
About five hours later around 1 a.m. the New Holland Police Department responded to the 200 block of Amishtown Road in Earl Township, about seven miles from the previous incident. A man with a similar vehicle was stopped in the road, blocking oncoming traffic.
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A man then exited the vehicle and approached the victim while waving a gun and yelling “I’m going to kill you.” The victim drove past the man and heard three gunshots.
Anyone with information about this incident or a possible suspect is urged to contact
Detective Heather Halstead with the New Holland Police (717-354-4647) or Trooper
Brian McNally from PSP Lancaster (717-290-1967).
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