Virginia Beach Police reportedly detained both the SUV driver and motorcyclist
Virginia driver pulls gun on motorcyclist during apparent argument
An apparent road rage altercation between an SUV driver and motorcyclist in Virginia Beach, Virginia, escalated when the driver pulled a gun. (Credit: @justpaythefeebruh via Storyful)
A Virginia driver was caught on video pulling a gun on a motorcyclist during an apparent road rage altercation Saturday.
The SUV driver and motorcyclist were seen arguing in Virginia Beach at a busy intersection, which appeared to be along Virginia Beach Boulevard and Pacific Avenue near the oceanfront.
In the video, the biker gets off the motorcycle and appears to reach for something in a compartment on the bike when the SUV driver suddenly flings his door open and points a gun at the motorcyclist.
As the driver draws the gun on the biker, a police officer can be seen rushing to the scene from across the street.
The motorcyclist appeared to be arguing with the driver of an SUV in Virginia Beach, Virginia. (@justpaythefeebruh via Storyful)
"Put the gun down now!" the officer yells. "Get on the ground!"
The motorcyclist got off the bike and appeared to reach into a compartment on the bike. (@justpaythefeebruh via Storyful)
The driver complies with the officer, putting the gun down and raising his hands in the air.
The SUV driver then opened his door and drew a gun on the motorcyclist, who ran across the street toward police. (@justpaythefeebruh via Storyful)
He then lies belly down on the street as multiple officers run over to take him into custody.
Police ordered the SUV to drop the weapon and put his hands in the air, which the driver complied with. (@justpaythefeebruh via Storyful)
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The Virginia Beach Police Department told Storyful that both the SUV driver and motorcyclist were taken into custody and then released. Police said no charges were filed.
The driver got on the ground and police swarmed him. (@justpaythefeebruh via Storyful)
Fox News Digital reached out to police but did not immediately hear back.
