Road rage erupts with gun as pennsylvania man busted on delaware highway
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Road rage erupts with gun as Pennsylvania man busted on Delaware highway

Highway confrontation escalates with gun and ends in arrest

Felton, DE — A morning drive turned into a felony arrest after a road rage confrontation involving a firearm led to a traffic stop and weapons seizure in Kent County.

Jeffrey Neifert, 38, of New Ringgold, Pennsylvania, was taken into custody April 20 after Delaware State Police responded to reports of a road rage incident along South Dupont Highway near Killens Pond Road.

Troopers located a Dodge Ram matching the suspect vehicle description and conducted a stop. During the investigation, officers recovered a switchblade and a loaded handgun from inside the vehicle.

Authorities said the incident began earlier near Irish Hill Road, where Neifert allegedly displayed a handgun during a confrontation with another driver.

He was arrested without incident and transported to Troop 3, where he was charged with multiple felony offenses, including possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, carrying a concealed deadly weapon, and aggravated menacing.

Neifert was later arraigned and committed to Sussex Correctional Institution on a $78,000 cash bond.

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Key Points

  • Pennsylvania man arrested after road rage incident in Delaware
  • Loaded handgun and switchblade recovered during traffic stop
  • Suspect held on $78,000 cash bond facing multiple felony charges
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