TORONTO – A man and a woman are under arrest after a shotgun was allegedly pulled out during a violent road rage incident in Toronto this week.
Police say the shocking encounter happened on Wednesday in the Dufferin St. and Bloor St. W. area.
It is alleged a 35-year-old man had a shotgun pointed at him by another man in a vehicle with a female inside.
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After uttering threats, the couple fled the area but was later captured by police.
Police say a shotgun with ammunition was seized and further investigation led to the seizure of three more firearms.
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Nader Al-Jaar, 28, of Toronto and Asma Khan, 22, of Toronto were arrested on July 8 and charged with a number of offences including threaten death, assault with a weapon, point firearm, weapons dangerous and careless use of a firearm.
Both are scheduled to appear in court Friday.
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