‘Parking Rage’ Leads to Richland Gun Arrest

You've heard of road rage?  Parking rage led to a potentially dangerous situation in Richland Tuesday.

Police report shortly after 11am, officers were called to the parking lot at 800 Swift Blvd. , the Corrado Medical Building, over a dispute between two motorists.

One of the drivers had apparently displayed a gun, and was making derogatory statements towards the other driver.  The threatening motorist then left in a black pickup.

Police later found the truck at the intersection of Delafield and Fitch Streets. The driver was identified as 56-year-old Jefferey A. Hack of Richland.

He was arrested on charges of unlawful display of a firearm.   Police said the dispute occurred over what they said was "poor parking."   Wow!