Driver’s tantrum damages car at Grayson Co. construction site
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Posted: 6:42 PM Jul 30, 2008
Driver’s tantrum damages car at Grayson Co. construction site
POTTSBORO, TX – An angry motorist at a Grayson County construction site ended up damaging a Pottsboro woman’s vehicle Wednesday.
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POTTSBORO, Tex. – An angry motorist at a Grayson County construction site ended up damaging a Pottsboro woman’s vehicle Wednesday.

Grayson County Sheriff's Deputies say a Pottsboro resident was waiting in line at a construction area when the driver of the car in front of her started arguing with the flagman. The resident told deputies when the other car drove away, the man spun his tires and rocks flew up and damaged her car.

Construction officials ask the public to be patient in construction zones. The precautions are for safety reasons.


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