ALLENTOWN, Pa. — An autopsy is planned for a Maine man who was fatally shot in an apparent case of road-rage in south-central Pennsylvania.
The autopsy on 28-year-old Timothy Davison is scheduled Monday at Lehigh Valley Hospital-Cedar Crest in Allentown.
Pennsylvania State Police, working with the FBI, are searching for a small dark-colored pickup truck with damage to the front quarter panel or driver’s side door. It also may have silver paint scrapes from Davison’s car.
Davison was driving home on Interstate 81 to Poland, Maine, after visiting relatives in Florida when he was killed early Saturday a few miles north of the Maryland line.
Investigators say the pickup driver apparently chased Davison following a road dispute and rammed his car onto the median strip, where the driver or a passenger shot him.
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