Two Road Rage Arrests in Bellevue and Lincoln

A 52-year-old man was arrested in Bellevue, Washington, and charged with harassment and a hate crime after he allegedly pointed a gun and yelled racial slurs at a 35-year-old woman and two juveniles following a near-miss crash. The victims escaped into a gas station, where police quickly responded and detained the suspect after corroborating witness statements. In a separate road rage case in Lincoln, Nebraska, 20-year-old Grantt Crear was arrested for allegedly pushing another vehicle with his car and punching a victim in two aggressive driving encounters. Crear’s vehicle was towed under Lincoln's new Nuisance Vehicle Ordinance. Both incidents underscore the ongoing dangers of road rage and the need for robust law enforcement and community response. Authorities continue to encourage anyone with information on these incidents to contact local police.