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Cops appeal for road rage information

Police are appealing for witnesses following an alleged road rage incident in Werribee on Friday 10 October.

According to the Wyndham EyeWatch Facebook page, just prior to noon on 10 October, a black BMW wagon and a blue Holden sedan were travelling on the Princes Freeway between Point Cook and Werribee when the vehicles collided.

Both drivers stopped at the Ampol service station at Werribee Main Road– the last Werribee exit before heading towards Geelong– after the collision.

It is alleged the drivers engaged in a physical altercation.

Both parties have since been identified and spoken to by police.

Police are wanting to hear from anyone who may have witnessed these vehicles traveling at the time of or leading up to the collision, particularly anyone with dash cam footage.

To report information on this incident: 1800 333 000 https://report.crimestoppersvic.com.au/en-AU/

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