Police: Man surrenders after attempted screwdriver attack
A man accused of threatening another man with a screwdriver during a road rage incident has surrendered to police. Matthew Mulqueen surrendered to police Monday after the March 16 incident. Police
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May 5, 2015, 10:58 PM
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Updated 3,517 days ago
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A man accused of threatening another man with a screwdriver during a road rage incident has surrendered to police.
Matthew Mulqueen surrendered to police Monday after the March 16 incident.
Police say Mulqueen, 33, threatened a driver on Newbridge Road in Levittown.
Mulqueen allegedly put a screwdriver to a man's neck and threw him to the ground.
Police say Mulqueen ran off when another driver pulled over to help the victim.
Mulgreen faces robbery, menacing, weapons and reckless endangerment charges.
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