New details released on road rage shooting in Collier County

New details are being released regarding a road rage shooting that left a woman and her daughter shaken up Wednesday night.

“It’s not surprising that there’s road rage and everything,” said Michael Hamwey, “but people really need to, you know, kind of keep their anger in check and not have these outbursts of rage towards people.”

According to the arrest report, the victim followed the suspect, identified as 32-year-old Tyrone Page. She gave updates to deputies on her location, but stopped when, she said, he fired that gun.

“It doesn’t even seem like it was super late at night,” said Jessica Noom of Collier County. “There were still plenty of cars out on the road. That’s just so dangerous for everybody.”

Deputies began their pursuit of Page’s blue Hyundai near Immokalee and Randall roads.

“Everyone can be angry and be angry in their own way, but when you start to, you know, infringe on someone else, that’s a whole different ball game,” said Hamwey.

It continued down Wilson Boulevard, then Golden Gate Boulevard West, to Collier Boulevard, before finally ending near Seventh Avenue Southwest.

Deputies said they used a PIT maneuver to stop the car.

“I think that person needs psychological help, too,” Hamwey said. “At the end of the day, it’s one of those things where it can be avoided through other means, and trying to do better at being a better human being.”

Page is charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and shooting into a dwelling vehicle, and is expected to go before a judge Friday for a first appearance.