Cop Car Almost Struck In Road Rage Incident Caught On Video In Hackettstown

HACKETTSTOWN, NJ — A police car was almost struck during a Monday afternoon road rage incident caught on camera, Hackettstown Police said.

On July 3, a SUV crossed over the double yellow line on Grand Ave, straddling the line while driving next to a car in the same lane. As the SUV crossed the line, it nearly struck two other cars and a police car traveling in the other direction.

The driver of the SUV, Terrylyn Fulper, 58, of Mansfield, told police she wanted to get next to the other car to pull them over to discuss an earlier road rage incident.

Fulper was issued summonses for careless driving, improper passing and failure to inspect.

Hackettstown Police shared tips on how to better handle road range incidents:

• Call 911 if the situation looks like an emergency
• Call #77 for non-emergencies
• Don’t try to follow a road raging vehicle and play cop
• Try and get the make and model of the car, license plate and exact location

• Back off and let the police do their jobs

Watch the video here:

Image and video via Hackettstown Police