Second Arrest in Road Rage Case

Merrimack Police charged Raelene Elliott, 33, of 20 Camp Sargent Road, Merrimack, with reckless driving after she turned herself into police Sept. 25 on a warrant issued for her arrest.

The charge is related to the alleged road rage incident Sept. 12 on Greeley Street in Merrimack. Police said dispatch received a call from Elliott about an incident with another driver, identified as Chad Casey of Nashua.

The complaint was that Casey suddenly stopped on Camp Sargent Road, almost causing Elliott to crash into his vehicle. She told police that Casey threw an ice cream cone at her car and left the scene. Elliott took chase, police said, and followed him onto Daniel Webster Highway while calling the police.

Police officers arrived in the area and stopped both vehicles.

Police said Elliott allegedly cut in front of Casey's car earlier on Greeley Street, and Casey took offense and started to tailgate Elliott onto Camp Sargent Road, and later passed her on a double yellow line.

Both drivers were charged with reckless driving and are scheduled to appear in court Oct. 1 on the charges.