Crime & Safety
Armed Road Rage Incident Spills From Highway Into Into Dunkin' Lot In Vernon: Police
The incident was captured on surveillance cameras.

VERNON, CT — A New Hampshire man is facing gun charges after a road rage incident that began on Interstate 84 and spilled into a Dunkin' Donuts parking loot in Vernon, police said.
Vernon police recently released a report in the Oct. 10 incident.
According to an arrest report, at 6:57 a.m. that day, Vernon officers were dispatched to the Dunkin' at 444 Hartford Turnpike for a complaint about a man threatening another person.
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Andrew John Evans, 50, of Milford, NH, was subsequently charged with first-degree threatening with a firearm, illegal possession of a weapon in a motor vehicle and second-degree breach of peace. He posted a $75,000 bond in the case.
Evans is accused of following another driver from the highway to the Dunkin' and displaying a gun while yelling at the other driver as he parked next to the other driver, according to an arrest report.
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The incident was captured on surveillance equipment, police said.
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