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"There have been five road rage incidents in Albuquerque in the past week, according to police, and three of them involved a weapon.On Sunday a man was tailgating a female driver. Police said he started to pass her, but not before yelling, \u201CWhy are you going to slow? Do you want to get shot?\u201D That man then pulled out a small handgun.The string of incidents has law enforcement officers worried.Police said in one instance on March 3, a man pointed a rifle at a woman after he said she caused him to crash into a wall. The incident occurred at an apartment complex off of Morris Street.On March 7 a man driving on Coors Boulevard tried to report a possible drunken driver, according to court documents. Investigators said the driver threatened the caller, holding a black pistol out of his window.That same day police said a man crashed into a car belonging to his wife\u2019s co-worker and slashed the tires.On March 9 a woman was accused of intentionally sideswiping another car after an argument.While police investigate the cases, they have a message for all drivers who find themselves frustrated behind the wheel: don\u2019t confront someone on your own, but rather call law enforcement officers.Officials said it\u2019s never a good risk.VIDEO:\u00A0Duke City road rage streak worries policeThose involved in road rage cases can face a range of charges, from misdemeanors to felonies. In some cases that could lead to more than two years behind bars.\u00A0"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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