Charlottetown police lay charge in alleged road rage incident
Terrence McEachern | CBC News | Posted: July 20, 2016 4:00 PM | Last Updated: July 20, 2016
Police say motorcycle driver punched, spit at other driver
A Charlottetown man has been charged with assault in relation to what city police are calling a road rage incident last month.
Charlottetown police say a complaint was received on June 11 from a male driver who said he was cut off by a man driving a motorcycle.
At a stop on the bypass highway near Malpeque Road, the motorcycle driver parked and then allegedly punched and spit on the driver of the other vehicle.
The 54-year-old motorcycle driver is scheduled to appear in Provincial Court at a later date.
- MORE P.E.I. NEWS | D.S. Ellis Inc. found not guilty on charges related to Barclay Brook fish kill
- MORE P.E.I. NEWS | Motorbikes ripping up new Bonshaw trails, says Cycling PEI