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Road Rage Gun Pull, DUI Arrests on I-75

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Two drivers engage in a wild road rage incident on I-275, leading to a gun being drawn and arrests for aggravated assault, DUI, and refusing a urine test. Florida Highway Patrol emphasizes road safety, urging drivers to report aggressive behavior and avoid engaging in confrontations.

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Road Rage Gun Pull, DUI Arrests on I-75

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Tampa Bay News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Road Rage Gun Pull, DUI Arrests on I-75. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Two drivers got busted after a wild road rage clash on Interstate 275, near the sunshine Skyway Rest Area in St. Petersburg. It kicked off with a crash when a Chevrolet Silverado sideswiped a Dodge Ram pickup, and things escalated fast with one guy pulling a gun. Troopers got calls around 8.30 a.m. Wednesday, about a reckless white Silverado heading southbound. Both drivers pulled over on the highway, stepped out, and that's when Paul Shannon, 55 and behind the wheel of the Ram, drew his weapon on. Gary Thompson, 50, the Silverado driver, and told him to hit the deck. Florida Highway Patrol is stressing road safety now more than ever, urging folks to dial 911 or star FHP if they spot aggressive driving. Stay back and never engage. This incident shows how quick tempers can turn deadly on Interstate. Shannon's locked up on an aggravated assault with a deadly weapon charge, while Thompson faces DUI and refusing a urine test. Both ended up in Manatee County, jail, a stark reminder of the risks we all dodge daily.

Troopers hope this bus cools some hotheads out there, keeping our highways a little less hostile for everyone rolling through. That wraps Tampa Bay News today. Brought to you with AI. I'm Cory, with the story.

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