Police Seek Suspect Who Brandished Gun in Upper Township Road Rage Incident

New Jersey State Police are searching for a suspect involved in a road rage incident on February 6 in Upper Township, Cape May County, where a man brandished a firearm at a U.S. postal worker. The altercation occurred on State Highway 50, with the suspect described as a white male, approximately 6 feet tall, aged between 40 and 50, with dirty blonde hair and a scruffy beard, driving a black Cadillac SUV. The postal worker was unharmed, and police are seeking public assistance to identify the suspect, emphasizing that assaulting a postal worker is a felony with severe penalties. Meanwhile, in a separate incident in Atlantic City, Jose Suero was arrested for threatening another driver with a gun after a merging dispute. Suero was charged with terroristic threats and weapons offenses and is currently held in Atlantic County jail. Authorities are encouraging anyone with information related to either incident to contact the respective police departments.