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Shepherdsville man accused of firing gun into victoms car in road rage incident

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Shepherdsville man accused of firing gun in road rage incident w - WDRB 41 Louisville News

 

What's wrong with people man?:banghead:

 

Police say he admitted to passing the victim and slamming on his brakes in front of him. Wyatt allegedly told police that the victim did indeed hit has car, "causing him to lose control and go to the shoulder, slowing to approximately 15 mph." He also admitted to accelerating "in an attempt to catch up to and find the victim on the roadway."

 

Police say Wyatt told them the victim had been driving between 65 and 70 mph when he pulled up to the victim and fired a round from his .40 caliber handgun into the passenger door, all because he was angry. Wyatt said that's when the victim rammed his car.

 

When asked if he would have fired a second round into the vehicle if the victim had not rammed him, Wyatt allegedly told police "it was possible."

He's angry and he is tired of all that PC crap. :lol2:

He's angry and he is tired of all that PC crap. :lol2:

 

Well, I sure as hell am tired of all the PC crap, but I'm not going to pull up beside you rockmom and take a couple of shots. WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH PEOPLE!? With all the folks behind the wheel with their noses in their phone, you'd think road rage would take a downturn.

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