A local woman will be charged after Pennsylvania State Police said she was involved in a road-rage incident that went on for more than five miles.
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According to to a statement issued by troopers this week, the incident began on March 18 at 10:35 a.m. at Wharton Road and Rittenhouse Circle in Bristol Township. The exact circumstances that kicked off the alleged incident were not released.
State police said a 26-year-old Bristol woman threw glass bottles twice at another vehicle as it traveled from the intersection onto and along I-95 south in Bristol Township over the course of more than five miles.
The vehicle that was struck had a 42-year-old Bristol man and a 34-year-old Bristol woman in it.
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The extent of the damage to the vehicle were not released, and no injuries were reported.
State police said they were unable to locate the 26-year-old Bristol woman at the time of the incident, but they have identified her and are seeking to arrest her. The woman’s name was not released.
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