Boy, 16, on Life Support after Road Rage Incident

A 16-year-old boy is in critical condition after what police are calling a road rage incident in Chicago Ridge Friday night.

A confrontation took place at 106th and Ridgeland in the parking lot of a liquor store, and one vehicle fled with the other in close pursuit to a BP gas station nearby. Police say the teen got out of his car and allegedly jumped on the hood of the other car, wielding a baseball bat. The car then drove off with the teen still on the hood.

The boy fell off and suffered severe head injuries. He remains on life support, ABC7 reports.

No other details are currently available.