Handgun pulled out in road rage dispute in Salisbury Heights

A man allegedly pulled out a handgun and threatened another driver in a road rage incident on a busy road at Salisbury Heights. The suspect was arrested.

A man has been arrested after a driver allegedly pulled a handgun on another motorist in a road rage incident on a busy northern suburbs thoroughfare.

The altercation broke out between two drivers on The Grove Way at Salisbury Heights about 2.45pm Tuesday.

Police say during the incident, one driver produced a gun. .

A man has been arrested after allegedly pulling a handgun on another motorist at Salisbury Heights. Picture: 7 News

The suspect vehicle was captured on film by a motorist Picture: 7 News

There were no reported injuries.

The incident was reported to police who quickly located the driver and his vehicle at an Ingle Farm address.

During a raid of the property the suspect firearm was seized.

A Far North man, 32, was arrested and charged with affray, possessing a firearm without a licence and possessing an unregistered firearm.

He was refused bail and will appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court on Wednesday.

It follows a road rage incident at Seaford which left a woman shaken in June.

Police say a man reversed into a woman’s car before driving away and turning back around before crashing into her again head-on at a busy Commercial Rd intersection.

The victim was not injured but her car was substantially damaged.

A Moana man, 31, was arrested over the incident and was allegedly three times the legal blood alcohol limit.