Katy Man Arrested After Second Road Rage Incident
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KATY MAGAZINE NEWS
June 8, 2026
By Natalie Cook Clark
Harris County Precinct 5 Deputies with Constable Terry Allbritton's Office responded to a road rage incident in Katy over the weekend and it wasn’t the suspects first offense.
On Saturday morning, June 6, 2026, two drivers approached the stop sign at Clay and Peek Road in Katy. One man got out and waived a gun at the other driver who drove away. They entered into a brief chase down Peek and to Stockdick School Road.
According to authorities, the two drivers lost sight of each other, but when the victim showed up to his residence in Katy Country Estates off of Beckendorff, the suspect was there with his gun.
“We aren’t sure if the suspect knew where the victim lived or if he followed him home at this time,” says a spokesperson with Precinct 5.
The victim was able to safely take a picture of the vehicle with the license plate. Once shared with authorities they were able to go to the correct address where they found the suspect.
The suspect was arrested on Aggravated Assault with the Deadly Weapon. This wasn’t his first offense as he previous had the same charge from Harris County Sherrif’s Office with a similar incident. The Suspect was booked into the Harris County Jail.
Harris County continues to rank among the highest in the nation for road rage incidents that involve a gun. Many of these incident lead to a shooting that result in injury or death.
Harris County Precinct 5 Provides the Following Tip:
If you encounter an aggressive driver, don’t respond.
Avoid eye contact.
Don’t respond to aggression with aggression.
Avoid offensive hand gestures.
Don’t honk your horn.
If you’re being followed or if an enraged driver points a gun at you, call 911 and provide a detailed description of the vehicle and the driver. If you feel safe to do so, take a picture.
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