Arrested for road rage: Virginia man charged in Maryland incident

PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Maryland — A Virginia man has been arrested for a February road rage incident in Prince George's County. Joshua Cook, 34, of Fairfax County was arrested at his home by Virginia State Police on Thursday.

On February 2, Maryland State Police officers responded to a report of a traffic accident involving a Ford F-150. Dashcam footage appeared to show the driver of the pickup truck pointing a gun at another driver near I-95 and Route 1 in Prince George's County.

Based on footage from the dashboard camera, police were able to identify Cook as a suspect.

Cook was charged with aggravated assault, weapons offenses and related crimes. A Virginia judge released him while he awaits further court proceedings.

Maryland State Police said they are continuing to search for information on Delonte Hicks, Charles Marks and Nyah Hairston, all three of whom were killed in road rage incidents in the state.

Anyone with information about any of these cases or other firearms crimes on the highway is asked to contact police at 410-538-1887.