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WATCH: Toronto Man Charged After Alleged Road Rage Incident, Man Clings To Car Hood

Darpan News Desk The Canadian Press, 30 Aug, 2018 02:24 PM

TORONTO — Ontario Provincial Police say a Toronto man is facing charges after an alleged road rage incident involving another man seen clinging to the hood of the vehicle.

Police say the incident happened Wednesday morning on a highway in northern Toronto.

Video of the footage caught on a dashcam shows a man on the hood of the vehicle while it is travelling at highway speed.

OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt says on Twitter that a 42-year-old man from Toronto's Scarborough area has been charged with dangerous driving and assault with a weapon.

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