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Gunman shot another driver in ‘senseless’ lane change dispute

Last updated: June 12, 2025 6:10 pm
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A disturbing incident unfolded on the West Side last weekend when a driver’s anger over a lane change escalated into a senseless act of violence. Authorities revealed that 25-year-old Darion Gaddy has been charged with shooting a 55-year-old man in the 300 block of South Central on Sunday afternoon.

According to prosecutors, Gaddy and the victim were both stopped at a traffic signal when the victim attempted to merge into Gaddy’s lane after the light turned green. This maneuver caused Gaddy’s vehicle to move closer to oncoming traffic, triggering his rage.

In a fit of anger, Gaddy pulled out a pistol and fired shots through his own window at the victim’s car. The victim recalled hearing multiple gunshots before his front windshield shattered, and he was struck in the left arm by a bullet. Gaddy quickly fled the scene, leaving the victim injured and in need of assistance.

Fortunately, another motorist who heard the gunfire decided to follow Gaddy and alert the police to his whereabouts. Law enforcement officers were able to apprehend Gaddy and recover evidence, including shell casings found in his possession and inside his Jeep, as well as a pistol located in the vehicle.

During his arrest, Gaddy claimed that he fired the shots because he felt two cars were attempting to box him in. However, Judge Shauna Boliker dismissed this explanation, deeming Gaddy’s behavior as senseless and intended to frighten and enrage the victim, who was simply changing lanes.

This incident serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of road rage and the importance of controlling one’s emotions behind the wheel. Violence should never be a response to a minor traffic altercation, and it is crucial for individuals to prioritize safety and de-escalation in such situations.

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Darion Gaddy now faces serious charges for his reckless actions, highlighting the severe repercussions of succumbing to anger while driving. The victim, meanwhile, is left to recover from his injuries and process the trauma of a seemingly routine lane change escalating into a life-threatening situation.

As we navigate the challenges of sharing the road with countless other drivers, let us remember the importance of patience, empathy, and respect for one another’s safety. May this incident serve as a cautionary tale and a call to action for all motorists to prioritize peace and cooperation on the road.

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