Crime & Safety
SWAT Team And Hoboken Police Arrest Man For 'Road Rage': Cops
A Hoboken man has been charged with assault in an alleged "road rage" incident, and the SWAT Team helped with the arrest, police said.
HOBOKEN, NJ — A Hoboken man has been charged with aggravated assault following an alleged "road rage" incident last month, police said Monday.
Cory Paul Reube, 36, of Hoboken allegedly "waved what turned out to be a BB gun at another driver" on April 12, police said Monday.
A spokesperson said that on that date, Sgt. Adam Colon and officers Joseph Spano and Dylan Allegretta responded to the 1800 block of Park Avenue in Weehawken in response to a road rage incident involving a firearm.
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"A follow-up investigation, led by Officer Quinn, determined that after being cut off by another driver, Reube aggressively tailed the other vehicle before pulling up next to it, rolling down his window, and pointing what appeared to be a black handgun at the other car, which had three passengers," the spokesperson said.
Early in the morning of April 25, police and a SWAT Team headed to Park Avenue in Hoboken to arrest Reube.
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Monday, police Tweeted, "HPD arrested Cory Reube of Hoboken on aggravated assault & weapons charges in connection to a road rage
incident. He waved what turned out to be a BB gun at another driver on 4/12. Investigation led by PO Quinn. Hudson County Regional SWAT assisted w/ the arrest."
Two weeks ago, a reader contacted Patch to say that police had been swarming uptown Park Avenue early that morning.
Reube has been taken to the Hudson County Correctional Facility, police said.
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