Douglas County Sheriff’s Office seeking Highlands Ranch road rage suspect
DENVER (KDVR) — A white male believed to be in his late teenagers to early 20s is being sought by the Douglas County Sheriff’s Workplace following an alleged highway rage incident in Highlands Ranch on April 30.
The sheriff’s workplace wrote on X that the suspect, who was proven in photographs that appeared to indicate he was driving a black Tesla with out a seen license plate, practically struck an unidentified feminine driver after reversing his car aggressively within the wake of a minor site visitors dispute.
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The suspect was sporting a gray hooded sweatshirt and black beanie depicting the South Park cartoon character “Cartman,” in response to photographs posted by the sheriff’s workplace.
