A Middletown man struck a plea deal this week in a Montgomery County case that involved a weapon.
According to court records, Larry Corso, 49, of the Langhorne section of the township, will face six months probation as part on the deal. A story on The Lansdale Reporter website says Corso will also have to forfeit his firearm.
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State police arrested Corso following a “road rage” incident in Upper Dublin in November 2012. Authorities allege he pulled a handgun and pointed it at another driver after following behind and blinking his high beams.
“He admitted that by pulling a gun on another person he put them in fear of serious bodily injury,” Assistant District Attorney Jesse King told The Lansdale Reporter.
