Retired Cop Subdues Road-Raging Attorney

A retired LAPD officer took down an attorney on a Los Angeles street Monday morning after the attorney attacked him during a road-rage incident.

Staff Writer
June 19, 2013

Screenshot via KTLA.Screenshot via KTLA.A retired LAPD officer took down an attorney on a Los Angeles street Monday morning after the attorney attacked him during a road-rage incident.

The officer, who told KTLA he prefers to remain nameless, used a chokehold and made a citizen's arrest of Randalf Kincaid. The scuffle was captured on cell phone video.

Kincaid had punched the retired officer after exiting his Volkswagen Beetle on Burbank Boulevard.

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