On August 8 at approximately 4:45 p.m. a woman ran into the police station.  She was explaining how a man was assaulting a woman at the traffic light in Dedham Square.  Two officers approached the scene.

According to the witness, she was just sitting at a red light when she noticed the man who was in front of her get out of his car, walk up to the women in a car in front of him, and began yelling at the driver while reaching inside.

The two officers approached them and started questioning.  The female driver reported that she had no idea who the man was.  But she noticed him tailgating, and yelling out of his window at her.

But when she stopped at the traffic light, that's when he got out of his car and started yelling and pointing his finger at her.  But he never touched her.

When officers spoke with the male driver, he said that he was driving down Washington Street when all of a sudden he was cut off and almost drove onto a sidwalk, that's when he decided to follow the driver.

It was immeditely determined that the whole incident was caused by road rage. After speaking with both drivers, they were sent their separate ways.