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| Richard Sinotte |
(Scroll down for video) A shopper was left traumatized after a man pulled a gun on him because he didn’t like the way he parked his car in the parking lot, according to police reports in New Hampshire.
Manchester Police said that a man pulled out a shotgun and pointed it at another motorist because he did not like the way the man parked outside a supermarket.
53-year-old Richard Sinotte, was pulling into a parking space at the Hanaford Supermarket when he started screaming at another man. Sinotte believed that the man was invading his space.
The man in the next parking space was 38-year-old Craig Driggers with his 2-year-old daughter in the back seat of the van. His 62-year-old mother was loading groceries into the trunk.
"I said: 'Look man there is a baby in this car. Do not hit this car. It is not going to be good.’ Then he reached down and pulled a gun,” Driggers said.
Sinotte then raised a rifle out the window of his truck and made a threatening statement.
The victim told police he felt threatened.
"He just acted like a complete maniac," Driggers said.
Sinotte was arrested and charged with one count of felony criminal threatening.