Man Throws Bike At Car In Road Rage Incident; Suspect Sought: Police

SANTA ANA, CA — A man was being sought by police Thursday in connection with a road rage incident in Santa Ana.

The incident happened on Feb. 27, when a resident told police they were driving on 1st Street when they were forced to stop due to a man standing in the middle of the road, blocking traffic.

Several cars honked at the man and in turn, he threw his bicycle at the victim's vehicle, causing damage to the hood.

The incident was captured on dashcam footage released by the Santa Ana Police Department.

Anyone with information regarding the identity or whereabouts of the suspect was urged to contact SAPD Police Investigative Specialist V. Hernandez at 714-245-8372 or VHernandez@santa-ana.org.

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