Andre Mosby back in court in deadly Manhattan road rage encounter

NEW YORK -- Andre Mosby, the man accused in a deadly road rage encounter on the Upper East Side, was back in court Monday. 

Mosby, 26, is accused of manslaughter. Police said Mosby got into an accident with Roberto Velez-Alvarez on July 12. 

• Read more: Roberto Velez-Alvarez struck and killed after allegedly slashing tires in Upper East Side road rage incident

Investigators said Velez-Alvarez got out of his truck and used a knife to slash one of Mosby's tires. 

Mosby is accused of then driving his car into Velez-Alvarez, pinning him against the outside of a café, and killing him. 

• Read more: Widow of Roberto Velez-Alvarez, killed in East Side road rage incident, speaks out: "The man they are describing is not my husband"

Mosby is being held on $50,000 bail. 

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