Victim Of Possible Road Rage Attack Remains In Critical Condition
WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4) – A man who police think is a victim of a possible road rage attack in Westminster remains in critical condition.
According to police, at approximately 8:40 a.m. Sunday officers responded to an injured 67-year old male party in the roadway near 104th Avenue and Independence Street.
"He was found outside of his vehicle and was transported to an area hospital with critical injuries," police said in a statement.
Witnesses told police they heard an argument between at least two men and then found the man with injuries to his head and called police.
Police say the man's injuries are not consistent with a car accident.
"Police believe that the man's injuries could be the result of a road rage incident," police said.
Police are looking for a man associated with a white older model pickup truck that was seen leaving the area. Police are also trying to locate a female witness associated with a red car.
Police say road rage incidents they can get dangerous very fast.
"With road rage incidents, you never really know. You never know who the person in the other car is, what their mental state is," Investigator Kate Kazell with Westminster police said. "We can see them escalate very quickly."
Additional Information From Westminster Police
Please contact Westminster Police at (303)658-4360 with any information regarding this case. You may also call CrimeStoppers at (720)913-7867 and remain anonymous. You can text tips to CrimeStoppers by sending DMCS plus your message to 274637.
