“Dear PoPville,
Crazy driver waving gun out window
Driving up 14th street a car was driving into my lane so I honked to alert it to my presence. When behind me, he gave two middle fingers. Whatever. When he later passed me, he waved what looked like an assault rifle (but I’m guessing is just a paintball gun or something similar) out the driver side window. This was a 30-something white hipster looking guy in a silver/gold-ish Smart Car with a sticker that said something like “your car may be fat but mine can fit anywhere.” Immediate called 911 who took the info, then asked if I wanted them to respond to where the incident happened (despite my saying both cars had moved on from there).”
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