A high-performance car has been driven at a highways worker in a road rage crime, police have revealed.
They said an Audi TT hit the worker on the A49 at Dinmore Hill, Herefordshire.
It happened at 10.30pm on February 17, but police have only released details now.
They have not provided information about the condition of the victim, but the Hereford Times is seeking more details. There are also few details about the sports car, other than the make and model.
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Police say the Audi driver became agitated before driving their car at highways worker.
Anyone with information should contact PC Matt Price on matthew.price1@west mercia.police.uk quoting 22/19866/23.
He is particularly keen to hear from anyone with dash-cam footage.
There is no specific offence or road rage, but it is a term used to describe aggressive or angry behaviour by a driver.
It can include rude gestures, verbal insults, physical threats, criminal damage and dangerous driving, all of which may be designed to intimidate the other driver or release pent-up frustration.
While not technically against the law, it can lead to driving that is punishable with a serious conviction.
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