A Stone Mountain man was quickly driving through Cobb County to meet his wife in labor. However, deputies said what he did while rushing took things too far.
Kristopher Mosley, 26, is accused of pointing a Glock handgun at two drivers during road-rage incidents along the East-West Connector near Floyd Road, Cobb deputies told Channel 2 Action News.
In 911 calls obtained by Channel 2, two women said he pointed the gun, which had a red dot sight attached, at them around 7:30 p.m. April 20.
“He point a gun at me with a laser,” one of the women is heard saying on the call. “I mean, I’m shaking because there was a laser on it.”
The other woman said he drove close to her, switching lanes quickly and driving erratically.
“He was like tailgating me horribly on East-West (Connector), trying to push me out of the way,” she said on her 911 call. “Then when he switched lanes, he jumped right in front of me and hit his brakes and then drove off.”
After passing her car, Mosley allegedly pulled out his gun again and pointed it at that car as well, the news station reported.
When asked by deputies what happened, Mosley allegedly admitted to flashing his gun at the two drivers because was he frantically rushing to get to his pregnant wife.
Mosley, who was allowed to turn himself in days later, was charged with two counts of pointing or aiming a gun at another, Cobb jail records show. He’s out of jail on a $2,420 bond.
He declined Channel 2’s request for comment about the incident.
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