Crime & Safety
Man Cited After Tailing Driver For 7 Miles During Road Rage Incident In Warrington
The 78-year-old man from Holland told police the other driver had crossed the double yellow line and had cut him off.
WARRINGTON, PA — A Holland man has been cited with harassment after following a car for more than seven miles during a road rage incident in the township.
On June 4, Warrington Police were called to the area of Lower Barness Road for the report of a motorist being followed. The driver told police that after a traffic-related dispute near Bristol Road and Route 202, a car began following him.
Officers located and stopped the vehicle in the Valley Square area. The driver, 78-year-old Michael Kreps of Holland, told police the other driver had crossed the double yellow line and cut him off.
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The complainant told police that he had been followed for approximately 7.3 miles through multiple roadways because he did not want the car behind him to know where he lived. He eventually drove to the police station.
Following the investigation, police cited Kreps for harassment.
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