HERMITAGE, Tenn. (WKRN) — One Nashville resident has taken it upon herself to investigate what happened after a hit-and-run incident left her car damaged.
She told News 2 that she did not think that police were doing enough, and her search found that she wasn’t the only victim.
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It was a typical Wednesday for Stefanie Taylor. She was driving along Lebanon Pike in Hermitage. However, things quickly took a turn for the worst when a driver in a truck started exhibiting signs of road rage.
“I turned left onto Central Pike and there’s a portion of the road that goes from two lanes into one,” Taylor told News 2. “There was a truck behind me that laid on his horn and scared the life out of me. From then on, he came from behind me, tried to run me off the road.”
At that point, Taylor said that the driver of the truck sped off. Stunned, she traveled behind the truck and tried to take a picture of the license plate so that she could report the incident. But the ordeal wasn’t over — that’s when the driver of the truck came to a complete stop.