In a shocking road rage incident, a knife-wielding suspect has been successfully identified and apprehended by Beaverton police. The incident occurred on May 17, when a young mother driving her children home from school was confronted by a man on a motorcycle on Southwest Murray Boulevard.

According to the Beaverton Police Department (BPD), the suspect, identified as 33-year-old Joseph Lee, allegedly screamed at the woman and accused her of cutting him off. Disturbingly, Lee then proceeded to physically assault the woman's Tesla, as captured by the vehicle's camera. The video evidence displayed Lee striking and kicking the Tesla, culminating in him brandishing a knife and threatening to harm the woman.

In an effort to track down the suspect, the BPD released photos to the public, urging individuals for any information regarding his whereabouts. Fortunately, a tip from the community led to the identification of Joseph Lee. Upon further investigation, the police discovered that Lee was already in custody on unrelated charges of DUII, unlawful use of a weapon, and menacing and disorderly conduct.

In light of the road rage incident, Lee has now been slapped with additional charges relating to the incident, ensuring that he faces the consequences of his actions. Beaverton police commend the public's assistance in aiding their investigation, emphasizing the importance of community involvement when it comes to maintaining public safety on the roads.

As incidents of road rage continue to be a cause for concern, it is crucial for drivers to remain calm and avoid engaging in confrontations. Authorities encourage individuals who encounter such situations to contact law enforcement immediately, providing as much information as possible for prompt action.

The Beaverton community can now breathe a sigh of relief knowing that the perpetrator responsible for the terrifying road rage incident has been identified and arrested. The ongoing efforts by law enforcement to maintain public safety serve as a reminder that such behavior will not be tolerated, ultimately ensuring a safer environment for all residents of Beaverton.