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Road Rage: Man Pulled Gun During Southborough Traffic Dispute, Police Say Road Rage: Man Pulled Gun During Southborough Traffic Dispute, Police Say
Road Rage: Man Pulled Gun During Southborough Traffic Dispute, Police Say A traffic dispute turned ugly in Worcester County when police said a man pulled a gun and pointed it at his rival on Friday, May 5, authorities said.  Ronald Wing of Marlborough was charged with assault by means of a dangerous weapon following the alleged incident in Southborough, police said.  Investigators said Wing pulled out a Sig Sauer .177 Air Pistol and pointed it at a man after they got into an argument on Route 9 around 8 p.m. The driver called Southborough police immediately, and officers tracked down Wing later, authorities said. 

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by Josh Lanier
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Road Rage: Massachusetts Man Menaces Driver, Family With Gun On NY Roadway, Police Say Road Rage: Massachusetts Man Menaces Driver, Family With Gun On NY Roadway, Police Say
Road Rage: Massachusetts Man Menaces Driver, Family With Gun On NY Roadway, Police Say A New England man is facing multiple felony charges following a road-rage incident in New York, police said. At about 3:20 p.m. July, 10, New York State Police troopers were dispatched to Interstate 684 in Putnam County, in the town of Southeast, for a report of a man menacing another motorist with a firearm.  Troopers located the suspect’s vehicle northbound near mile marker 27. An investigation determined the man, identified as Justin D. Blundell, age 23, of Lexington, Massachusetts, got into the incident with another operator and menaced the victim, who had children in the ve…

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by Joe Lombardi
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Duo Nabbed With Ghost Guns During Stop At Massachusetts Intersection Duo Nabbed With Ghost Guns During Stop At Massachusetts Intersection
Duo Nabbed With Ghost Guns During Stop At Massachusetts Intersection A Massachusetts State Police trooper on patrol during a distracted driving enforcement campaign in Hampshire County busted a pair who were found to be in possession of “ghost guns” and ammunition after being busted driving with a cellphone. A trooper on patrol at approximately 7 p.m. on Monday, April 25 spotted and stopped a gray Chevrolet Silverado after seeing the driver actively holding and using a cellphone, which was “the precise target of the enforcement campaign,” police said. The stop was ultimately conducted at the intersection of Route 32 and Route 9 in Ware. During the subseque…

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by Zak Failla