“If it feels like everyone has road rage these days, that\u2019s because they probably do,\u201d said AAA Texas spokesperson Daniel Armbruster.<\/p>\n
FORT WORTH, Texas \u2014 Tempers on Texas roads are short these days, with police reporting five road rage shootings in and around Tarrant County in the last couple of weeks.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe freeways are full of vehicles, everyone has a place to go and they\u2019re in a hurry,” Fort Worth Officer Daniel Seugra said. “We\u2019re asking every driver to be cautious. Be patient. If you become a victim of someone who is aggressive behind the wheel, keep your distance.”<\/p>\n
The most recent one happened on Thanksgiving night. Fort Worth Police said road rage resulted in a vehicle chase<\/a>, a shooting and a multi-vehicle crash on East Loop 820 near the South Freeway.<\/p>\n When officers arrived, they said they found a victim suffering from a gunshot wound to the back.<\/p>\n On Sunday in Burleson, two drivers tangled in the 500 block of Wilshire Boulevard. One ended up shooting the other<\/a> in a Whataburger parking lot.<\/p>\n Hours earlier at an apartment complex in the 4900 block of Esplanada Street in Fort Worth \u2013 another incident left a woman shot in the leg.<\/p>\n Last Friday in Lake Worth, two women arguing on Azle Avenue<\/a> led to gunfire and one of them arrested.<\/p>\n