ROAD RAGE IS OKAY IN CHICAGO: Courts release two men firing shots during road rage thanks to Illinois ‘No Cash Bail’ law

Prosecutors said in a detention petition that the victim cut in front of Kevin Reynoso, 23, due to an upcoming lane closure around 9:50 a.m. on January 24. The man returned to his lane, but Reynoso pulled alongside him and fired five shots at his car, the petition said. Investigators allegedly found five bullet marks on the victim’s Ford Fusion.

Prosecutors said the man recorded part of the incident on his phone, and the footage included the gunman’s license plate. Cops searched the plate’s registration, learned that it belonged to Reynoso, and they went to his home in Harvey, the petition said…

Then, one week later, around 11:35 a.m. on January 31, two drivers crashed in the 1500 block of South Racine.

The drivers got out of their cars, and one of them, identified as 50-year-old Maurice Jones, punched the other in the face and kicked him in the back, according to a CPD report.

Jones proceeded to pull out a gun and fired it into the ground next to where the other driver and his passenger were standing, prosecutors claimed.

Chicago police officers who spoke with Jones said in a report that he admitted to firing the gun and “related there were two of them and that they didn’t speak English and had no insurance.”