Road-Rage Shooting on Virginia's Interstate 295: Hopewell Man, 27, Arrested on 10 Charges
A Hopewell man was arrested shortly after a reported road-rage shooting on Interstate 295 in Prince George County, Virginia, during the morning commute on November 2. He faces 10 charges, and no one was injured.
According to The Progress-Index's November 2 report, Prince George Police Major James Nicholas said in an email that Kahleb Michael Lutter, 27, has been charged with three counts each of shooting from a vehicle and shooting across a roadway, two counts of attempted malicious wounding, and one count each of reckless driving and reckless handling of a firearm. He is being held without bond at Riverside Regional Jail in Prince George County. The shooting happened shortly before 7 a.m. on southbound I-295, about a mile from the U.S. Route 460 interchange; two vehicles were hit by gunfire, none of their occupants was injured, Lutter was detained at the scene and the weapon was seized.
Police said the incident was road-rage related, with no established connection between the offender and the victims, and the investigation continues. Nicholas also reminded drivers to call 911 immediately in cases of aggressive driving, or #77 to reach Virginia State Police on an interstate or major highway.
(Source: The Progress-Index)
Source: The Progress-Index
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