Driver shot in road rage
attack on BW Parkway
U.S. Park Police are investigating a road rage incident in which a person was shot on the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
The incident started around 11 p.m. Sunday after a sedan rear-ended another vehicle on Route 198 west of the parkway, then drove away. The rear-ended vehicle gave chase onto the parkway heading south. A passenger in the struck vehicle fired several times into the sedan, striking the driver in the arm.
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Compiled by Scott McCabe
