The 37-year-old man, of Adams County, was arrested on Wednesday after Maryland State Police said he shot several rounds into another person’s car.
Madison Montag | [email protected], use of a gun in commission of a felony and related offenses after police said he shot at another vehicle during a road rage incident.
Once police were on scene they said multiple bullet holes were visible around the passenger compartment of the victim’s vehicle. Maryland State Police did not say how many shots were fired during the incident. The victim said the gunshots came from a maroon Chevrolet SUV with a Pennsylvania license plate. Later today, police found the vehicle unoccupied at a business in Thurmont, Maryland.
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