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Driver pulled a gun during road rage incident, say police

photo supplied Port Moody Police Department

A suspect is accused of pointing a firearm at another driver after breaking the driver’s car window, according to a release from the Port Moody Police Department.

While details are scare, the incident seemed to start near the Coquitlam border before several block west and culminating at St. Johns and Moray streets at about 4 p.m. on Thursday, according to Port Moody Police Department spokesperson Const. Sam Zacharias.

Police arrived on the scene to find a dark Acura sedan with a smashed rear window. The driver of the grey Honda sedan fled the scene.

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“We are looking to speak with any witnesses who observed the rush hour altercation” Zacharias stated in a release.

Anyone with footage of the incident or other information about the case is asked to contact Port Moody police.

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