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LTO suspends driver's licenses of SUV driver, motorcycle rider in Antipolo road rage
The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has issued a show-cause order against an SUV driver and three motorcycle riders involved in a road rage incident in Antipolo that resulted in a shooting.
The altercation, which began as a misunderstanding and escalated to a fistfight, led to the SUV driver firing his gun and wounding his girlfriend.
The SUV driver, a 28-year-old businessman from Quezon City, is now facing multiple frustrated homicide charges.
LTO chief Vigor Mendoza expressed disappointment over the incident, emphasizing the lack of dignity displayed by those involved and the potential for better conflict resolution.
The LTO's Intelligence and Investigation Division is tasked with determining the root cause of the brawl.
Pending the investigation's outcome, the LTO has suspended the licenses of the SUV driver and one of the motorcycle riders for 90 days.
The vehicles involved in the incident have also been placed under "alarm" by the LTO.
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