Crazy Texas Road Rage Melee Ends in Handcuffs and Spray Paint

While some might blame the incredible heat that we have seen for weeks now, others might just call it what it is. Pure stupidity.

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A, less than stellar decision has ultimately led a Texas resident to his arrest after his recent outbreak of road rage in Harris County, Texas just northwest of Houston.

According to the Facebook page for Mark Herman, Harris County Constable Precinct 4, last Friday, August 4, deputies with the Constable's office, were called to the 24000 block of Kuykendahl Road in reference to a road rage incident.

Even As A Police Officer, There Are Some Things You've Never Seen Before

Upon the deputies arrival, they were met with a site that most have never witnessed before.

There were two men, the complainant and the man he was accusing of being his attacker, with their faces covered in white spray paint.

How Did These Guys Wind Up With Their Faces Spray Painted White?

According to the police report, the complainant reported that while traveling north bound in the 24000 block of Kuykendahl Road, a driver in front of them was distracted with his phone and failed to maintain a single lane. While stopped at a red light, the distracted driver failed to progress when the light turned green. The complainant responded by sounding his horn.

The account goes on to say that the suspect vehicle then began to throw objects at the complainants. As the vehicles came to a stop, an altercation ensued and the suspect spray painted the complainant's face, vehicle and broke the back window. The complainant also spray painted the suspect's face. The suspect was detained and identified as Davis Winston.

According to Constable Mark Herman, "David Winston was arrested and booked into the Harris County Jail, charged with Felony Criminal Mischief. His bond was set at $1,500.00 out of the 179th District Court."