ONE PERSON ARRESTED AFTER ROAD RAGE INCIDENT ON I-10
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One person was arrested after a road rage incident on I-10 in Fayette County Friday. Fayette County Sheriff Keith Korenek reports that Friday afternoon at 2:40, the victim reported a road rage incident that occurred on I-10 near the 675 mile marker. The suspects’ vehicle was reported to be a 2012 Dodge pickup and Colorado County was also notified as the vehicle was traveling eastbound. The suspect’s vehicle was located and stopped at the 704 mile marker and the victim also stopped their vehicle. Fayette County Investigator Kenn Kretz met with Colorado County Deputies and the both parties in the incident. It was reported that the suspect while traveling on I-10 opened his back window and discharged a pistol crossbow at the victim’s front windshield, fracturing the glass. The suspect, 66 year old Richard Wesley Kammerer of Porter, was arrested and charged with Deadly Conduct. Also seized from the suspect’s vehicle were 8 firearms, a silencer, ammunition, and the pistol crossbow.
He needs to be charged with attempted Murder as he could have easily killed someone in the car with that crossbow. What is wrong with people?
What if this incident had occurred with one of the firearms being discharged and doing more than fracturing the victim’s windshield? What if the victim had lost control of their vehicle and had caused an accident in which either he or she had been injured or killed and others who might have been involved in the wreck as well? While it may sound rather harsh, I think this person should never be allowed to carry a gun outside of their own property for the remainder of his life. Should they be taken away until he is cleared or convicted–they probably have been. Should he ever get them back–that’ll depend on his trial and sentencing. The poster retiree for idiocy.