A man in a gray car attacked motorists in two different incidents within 5 hours of each other, according to Pennsylvania State Police.
after they said he attacked another driver and then threatened to kill a group of people hours later, according to a press release.
Troopers were sent to the intersection of Diem Road and Snake Lane around 8 p.m. on Feb. 1 after receiving reports of an Investigators learned a gray car with a loud exhaust passed the victim aggressively before pulling across the road, forcing them to stop in the road. The man in the gray car — who was described as 6 feet tall, 200 pounds with a light buzzcut and glasses — then pulled the other driver out of his vehicle and started to attack him on the ground, police said.
The man also told the victim he had a gun and would shoot him, according to the press release. Police did not say how severe the victim’s injuries were. About five hours later, shortly after 1 a.m. on Feb. 2, New Holland Borough Police responded to the 200 block of Amishtown Road in Earl Township after a man waved a gun at multiple people and threatened to kill them, the police report said.The victims in the Earl Township incident told police they were traveling east on Amishtown Road when their vehicle approached a small gray car stopped in the road. A middle-aged man approached them with a gun.
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