CHESTER, S.C. — A man was arrested in Chester County for pointing a gun at a driver because “he was being followed to closely,” according to a police report.
Deputies were called to an exit ramp on I-77 northbound at mile marker 65 on Monday morning in reference to an alleged road rage incident.
One of the drivers, 65-year-old Allan Peek, Sr., told deputies he was being followed to closely from behind by a white GMC pickup truck while he was driving on I-77. Peek claims he made several attempts to persuade the truck to back off before he called 911.
65-year-old Allan Peek, Sr.
The driver of the GMC pickup truck told deputies that Peek was moving at a slow rate of speed and he flashed his headlights to see if Peek would move over to the next available lane. That is when Peek reportedly pointed a black .38 caliber revolver at the driver, according to a police report.
Peek was arrested and charged with pointing and presenting a firearm.
