Man Seriously Hurt In Chatham Road Rage Shooting; Suspect In Custody
Road rage turned into a shooting Sunday afternoon when a man was shot in the head and seriously wounded in the Chatham neighborhood.
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Road rage turned into a shooting Sunday afternoon when a man was shot in the head and seriously wounded in the Chatham neighborhood.
Quetcy Benitez, 47, of Pennsylvania was the motorist who was pronounced dead at the scene Wednesday in the 9500 block of Lawrence Avenue.
Authorities could not confirm reports on whether the shooting stemmed from a "road rage" incident.
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