A Florida man is accused of tossing pasta with pasta sauce at one other driver, hanging him with the meals by means of his open window, after changing into annoyed with “obvious headlights,” in accordance with officers.
Nolan Goins, 46, was arrested and charged with easy battery in reference to the incident.
The saucy assault occurred at round 9 p.m. Thursday on Park Road close to Bay Pines Boulevard in St. Petersburg, Florida, in accordance with an arrest affidavit from the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Workplace, FOX 35 Orlando reported.
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Nolan Goins, 46, was arrested and charged with easy battery after allegedly throwing pasta and sauce at one other driver throughout a street rage incident. (Pinellas County Sheriffs Workplace)
The street rage incident unfolded when Goins turned enraged due to “obvious headlights,” in accordance with the affidavit.
Goins allegedly threw pasta with sauce by means of his passenger window and hit a person who was driving in one other automobile, the affidavit mentioned.
The sufferer was not injured within the pasta assault, though he probably turned coated in sauce on his arm, legs and torso, in accordance with the affidavit.
The street rage incident occurred when Nolan Goins turned enraged due to “obvious headlights,” in accordance with the affidavit. (Octavio Jones/Getty Pictures)
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Deputies later discovered Goins with pasta stains on the proper sleeve of his shirt.
Goins was taken into custody, however was launched Friday morning after posting $1,000 bond.
