In a violent road rage incident in Port St. Lucie, Florida, 63-year-old Paul Slane was arrested after allegedly brandishing a firearm and striking two victims. The incident began when Slane brake-checked the victims, leading to a confrontation where he followed them into their gated community. Video footage captured Slane exiting his Mercedes, yelling profanities, and lunging into the passenger window in an attempt to seize a phone. Despite the victims being armed, no shots were fired during the altercation, which escalated into aggravated assault and attempted robbery charges against Slane. Meanwhile, in a separate road rage incident in Surrey, Canada, Dariusz Tonderys was charged after threatening a victim with a replica firearm. Both incidents highlight the growing prevalence of firearms in road rage scenarios, raising concerns about public safety.