Aurora police division chief addresses spike in road rage incidents: "We're seeing younger and younger suspects committing crimes these days"
We've all likely seen it or perhaps even are – that angry driver. Colorado roads are getting more crowded and that alone is setting some drivers of...
We've all likely seen it or perhaps even are – that angry driver. Colorado roads are getting more crowded and that alone is setting some drivers off into a fit of road rage. In some cases, that rage turns violent and deadly. Like what happened the night of June 5 in Aurora. "Somebody disrespected somebody else, and the next thing you know we have aggression," said Aurora Police Division Chief Jad Lanigan. What started as a drive home for a family became a deadly nightmare at the intersection of South Havana Street and East Idaho Place.