Road rage suspect rams car several times victim dies during medical emergency

Portland, ORLocal News

A tragic road rage incident in north Olympia led to the death of a victim who suffered a medical emergency after being rammed multiple times by a suspect's truck. Deputies from the Thurston County Sheriff's Office responded to the scene Saturday night, where the victim's vehicle contained children. While the victim was in distress, the suspect allegedly laughed before fleeing the scene. Despite efforts from first responders, the victim could not be saved. The Lacey Police Department later discovered the suspect's truck, which contained evidence of intoxication.

Authorities issued warrants for the suspect's vehicle and a blood sample. The individual has been booked on charges of first-degree manslaughter, DUI, and hit-and-run. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about road rage and driver behavior in the region.

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