Man Gets Prison Time For Northeast Philadelphia Road Rage Death
24-year-old Gerard Shaffer Jr. was sentenced Wednesday to 11½ to 23 months in prison for the road rage death of 54-year-old Mark Wallace in Northeast Philadelphia in April 2010.
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24-year-old Gerard Shaffer Jr. was sentenced Wednesday to 11½ to 23 months in prison for the road rage death of 54-year-old Mark Wallace in Northeast Philadelphia in April 2010.
In an exclusive interview, Haas says her parents were the ones injured in the mangled mess, falling victim to an apparent case of road rage.
Two men were arrested Tuesday evening after an apparent case of road rage left two elderly victims injured.
Court documents show Jason Smith, accused of murdering a doctor in Center City, plead guilty to exposing himself during a road rage incident on I-95 last year.
A young man charged with a Northeast Philadelphia road rage murder in 2010 testifies his father went after the pedestrian victim and he only tried to break it up - with tragic results. The victim died from head trauma.
Philadelphia police are investigating a road-rage incident in Northeast Philadelphia early Friday morning.
An act of road rage in Cherry Hill has led to the arrest of a motorist over the weekend.
A large percentage of adults actually text on the road to and from work. This is concerning because there is clearly an increased risk of accidents from the distraction.
A new study says there's a rise in road rage – and it points the finger at on-the-job stress and workers are being asked to take on more responsibilities.
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Philadelphia police arrest a man who, in a fit of road rage, allegedly pulled out a crossbow and pointed it at another driver.
Gov. Chris Christie signed a law Friday that can get aggressive drivers up to five years in prison if their behavior behind the wheel causes a serious injury.
Road rage that leads to critical injury could soon land offenders in jail for a longer period of time in New Jersey.
"Take a deep breath. You don't have to run over somebody or you don't have to pull a gun. You don't have to get out of your car and fight with somebody," superintendent Michael Chitwood said.
Chris anaylzes the latest on the debate over the debt ceiling, discusses a restaurant that has banned kids under six, and reviews a lawsuit after a case of road rage.
As you sit in your car for yet another Monday Morning commute, a new study shows that your daily routine can become dangerous to your health and it has nothing to do with your chances of getting into a car accident.
