Search continues for man at center of road-rage attacks across SoCal

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Saturday, January 21, 2023
Search continues for man at center of road-rage attacks in SoCal
The search continues for the Tesla driver who is at the center of a growing list of road-rage attacks in Southern California.

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- The search continues for the Tesla driver who is at the center of a growing list of road-rage attacks across Southern California.

At least 10 people have come forward saying they've had frightening encounters with the man.

It's been more than a week since Eyewitness News showed video of the suspect smashing a car with a pipe on the 2 Freeway in Glendale.

As victim after victim came forward, people outside of California began to investigate.

Caught on camera: Man attacks car with pipe in road-rage incident on 2 Freeway in Glendale

Shocking dashcam footage shows the moment a driver with a pipe attacked the car behind him in an apparent road-rage incident on a Southern California freeway.

Popular internet sleuth TizzyEnt began sharing Eyewitness News videos to his 5.3 million TikTok followers. The influencer said three people came forward with the suspect's name, which he passed along to police.

Local law enforcement believe they have identified the man, but an arrest has not been made yet.

One of the suspect's attacks included punching a woman in the face and leaving her with a black eye in October 2021.

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Less than a day after shocking dashcam footage showed an angry man with a metal pipe engage in a road-rage attack on a Southern California freeway, other drivers are detailing similar violent encounters with the same individual.

"Lately, social media has been a better platform and tool to finding the suspect than law enforcement has ever been, at least from what I've see and what I've heard," the victim told Eyewitness News.

"It's been concerning knowing that this case has been going on for a while, and the suspect has been walking out like the free man he is," she added.

Another victim who had her tires slashed in West Hollywood in March said she is thankful for the attention the attacker has now gotten.

"For the past year, in part of my mind I thought: was there someone out to get me?" she said. "All these different accounts have been good to know that it wasn't me specifically.

"I'm just hoping, with all the exposure we can get something."