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Alleged Crossbow Road-Rager: I'm a Buddhist
On his Facebook page, Butterworth describes himself as “a Buddhist who holds tolerance in great importance.”
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He also says he takes a “strong philosophical approach to spirituality.”
More information has been revealed about a man who police say pulled out a crossbow in a fit of road rage.
On Tuesday, police say Kenneth Butterworth, 45, of Friendship, was driving on the 4000 block of Knorr Street when he cut off a 47-year-old driver. The elder man then cut off Butterworth and beeped his horn in retaliation, according to investigators. Butterworth then allegedly pulled out a crossbow and pointed it at the other driver. The 47-year-old called 911 and Butterworth was arrested.
Butterworth never fired the bow and no one was injured, according to investigators. He is charged with assault for pointing a deadly weapon, according to police.
On Wednesday, police released Butterworth’s picture.
Credit: Philadelphia Police
On his Facebook page, Butterworth describes himself as “a Buddhist who holds tolerance in great importance.” He also says he takes a “strong philosophical approach to spirituality.”
Finally, he lists target shooting, hiking and camping, blowgun shooting, fishing and archery as his favorite sports.
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