In Taylorsville, Utah, 38-year-old Capone Hovietz Dickson was arrested after allegedly firing a shot through another driver's windshield during a road rage incident, believing the victim was driving too slowly. Following the confrontation, the victim pursued Dickson to a Walmart, where surveillance footage helped police identify him. In a separate incident, a 54-year-old man in Woodmere, New York, shot into another driver's car after a road rage encounter, resulting in the victim being hospitalized with an arm injury; no arrests have been made in this case. Additionally, in Riverside County, California, an off-duty police officer intervened in a road rage incident, leading to a man being shot multiple times and taken to the hospital in critical condition. The circumstances surrounding the officer's actions are under investigation. These incidents highlight the escalating violence related to road rage across the U.S.