Mission RCMP is looking for two suspects in an apparent road rage incident involving a baseball bat.
It reportedly started Sunday morning in a drive-thru on Lougheed Highway and Cedar Valley Connector.
Police said the victims honked at the car in front of them at Tim Hortons to move forward in the line. They said the suspects allegedly waited for the victims to then exit the drive-thru and they threw a cup of coffee at the car.
Police said the suspects then followed the victims for two kilometres.
The couple had turned off Cedar Street onto Bakerview Avenue in an attempt to escape the ensuing vehicle, they said, but they were wrong.
As Janet Brown reports, the suspects have been identified but not yet arrested.
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