Crime & Safety
Man Flashed Gun During Road Rage Incident In Marple Twp.: Police
The suspect was charged with terroristic threats.
MARPLE TOWNSHIP, PA — A man is facing charges after he flashed a handgun during a road-rage incident last month in Marple Township, authorities said Friday.
The incident happened around 5:30 a.m. Feb. 17 on Veterans Memorial Highway, according to State Police.
The victim told police that the suspect was in an adjacent lane when he displayed a pistol, authorities said.
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During the incident, a Titicum Township police officer found the suspect and interviewed him. State Police say they contacted the suspect afterward and searched his vehicle with his consent.
A black handgun was found by the driver's seat, police said.
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The suspect was later charged with terrorist threats and arraigned. State Police did not release his identity.
The case is considered open, pending court ruling.
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