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Two somewhat peculiar and unrelated road rage incidents took place last week on highways in Lower Bucks County, according to Pennsylvania State Police.
The first incident happened last Wednesday around 7:20 a.m. on northbound I-95 in Middletown. Two middle-aged Levittown men pulled over on the side of the highway following a road rage dispute. The one man got out and spit food on the window and side of the other man’s car. The suspect has been identified by troopers and it was immediately unclear whether he has been charged.
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Late last Thursday afternoon at the toll plaza on Route 1 coming into Morrisville from New Jersey, a suspect, who was angered from a road rage incident, got out of his vehicle and opened the door of a 40-year-old Bristol Township man’s car. He then sprayed pepper spray into the vehicle before fleeing, state police said. Troopers are looking for a while male between the ages of 55 and 56 years of age. He has black hair, is about six-feet-tall and weights between 210 and 220 pounds.
Anyone with information on the Morrisville incident is asked to contact Trooper Irwin at 215-942-3900.
