A road rage incident occurs outside Target, leaving a man beaten and covered in blood

Woodhaven Police

An argument between two men that began on Allen Road reached a boiling point in front of a department store, where violence broke out.

Woodhaven Police recently released a report detailing that they were called to Target, 23555 Allen Road, shortly before 7 p.m. on February 15.

According to police, emergency calls were received reporting a fight right in front of the store.

Upon arrival, officers found the men and questioned them as well as a witness who said he saw the entire incident.

An officer spoke to a 29-year-old man from Gibraltar who police said was the victim.

According to a police report, he was covered in blood and appeared to be bleeding from an injury to his right eye.

He told police he was attacked by a man in a white 2020 Chevrolet Express truck, who was later determined to be a 47-year-old Allen Park resident.

According to the Gibraltar resident, an incident of driving aggression occurred on Allen Road, which prompted the Allen Park man to follow him and his girlfriend into the store’s parking lot.

The victim said he was standing in front of Target when the suspect approached and struck him.

He said the punch against him missed and that’s why he grabbed him in the leg area.

According to the report, the man then began punching the victim in the face. He then allegedly took his finger and began pressing on his eyeball, causing the injury.

He complained to the police about eye pain and that he could not see.

According to police, his eye was covered in blood.

Officers interviewed the independent witness, who said the Allen Park man attacked the victim and punched him in the face several times.

He was the one who ended the fight.

The victim stated that he wanted to file a complaint for assault, and the police arrested him based on their information.

Police said it should be noted that when the Allen Park man was fingerprinted, dried blood was found on his right index finger.

According to police, he was charged with assault and released the next day.

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