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New York City man charged with attempted murder in Paterson road rage shooting | Paterson Times

New York City man charged with attempted murder in Paterson road rage shooting

Lamont-Griffin

A New York man has been arrested and charged with attempted murder and weapons offenses for his alleged role in a road rage incident that lead to a man being shot twice in Paterson.

Lamont Griffin, 22, of New York, NY, has been charged with two counts of attempted murder, unlawful possession of a handgun, and two counts of possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose.

Griffin was arrested on Tuesday morning by New Jersey State Police Troop B Criminal Investigations Office and the United States Marshals New York/New Jersey Regional Fugitive Task Force on East 33rd Street and Park Avenue in Paterson.

On March 2, Griffin allegedly shot a 39-year-old Newark man in the area of Route 20 and Route 80 East in Paterson.

The victim suffered two non-fatal gunshot wounds. He was transported to A+ Urgent Care in Clifton via private vehicle and later transferred to Saint Joseph’s University Medical Center in Paterson for treatment.

Authorities determined Griffin allegedly shot the victim during a road rage incident on Route 20 and Route 80 in Paterson.

Griffin could face decades in prison if convicted on the charges.

  • November is coming

    "decades" ,,,Ohh shure

    • TK Kirkland

      That’s usually the max sentence..In which most never receive due to plea deals.

  • Mike Porro

    Decades = till Judge lets him out. Bail Reform is an attack against taxpayers and decent people who practice personal responsibility.

    • TK Kirkland

      No bail reform on violent crimes moron.
      Stop spreading misinformation…

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