Yesterday morning, a Kentucky man was arrested after intentionally ramming a vehicle with his car in San Mateo, California. According to the San Mateo Police Department (SMPD), Frank Falcone, aged 62, was upset over another vehicle’s use of high beams, which led to a dangerous altercation on the road.
The hit-and-run occurred around 3:49 am near Pacific Blvd., and Laurie Meadows Dr. Falcone, driving northbound, took issue when he encountered a southbound vehicle using its high beams. Claiming to be bothered by the brightness and potential radiation, he rammed the other vehicle. After the first collision, Falcone then rammed the victim’s vehicle a second time, and possibly a third time, according to the victim’s belief. Fleeing the scene, he evaded police from Belmont PD, thinking the officers might be impersonators.
Upon his eventual stop, Belmont PD conducted a traffic stop on the unit block of 43rd Ave. Falcone yielded and was then arrested by the SMPD. “Falcone told them he had been driving northbound on Pacific Blvd. when he saw a vehicle driving southbound with their high beams on. This upset Falcone because of the brightness and potential radiation. He decided to ram the vehicle and when the victim vehicle was stopped, Falcone decided to ram the vehicle again,” the San Mateo Police Department disclosed in their official report of the incident…