Dormont Woman Facing Charges In Alleged Road Rage Incident
BALDWIN (KDKA) -- A woman from Dormont is accused in a road rage incident in which a mother and daughter were both punched in the face and a Good Samaritan was hit with a car.
According to court papers, 29-year-old Amanda Petrelli punched both women after she tried to get around their car in Baldwin Township and the two vehicles collided.
A man who was nearby reportedly tried to help, but was hit by Petrelli's car.
A police officer had to point a gun at Petrelli to get her to stop, according papers filed in court.
Petrelli allegedly had a bag of marijuana in her car, and police smelled alcohol on her breath.
She is charged with DUI, possessing marijuana, aggravated assault and recklessly endangering another person.
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