A road rage incident led to a Florida man's arrest. He allegedly used a maneuver to force another vehicle off course. The target of this attack was a family from North Carolina, who were traveling in an SUV.
Their vehicle ended up in a barbed-wire fence as a result of the incident. Further information about this incident is available from Martin County deputies, who handled the case and made the arrest. Details can be found through local news sources, including CBS12.
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