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SOUTH SALT LAKE, Utah (AP) -- South Salt Lake police say a motorist was stabbed twice in the shoulder when occupants in a car behind him became impatient because he was slow to move when a traffic light changed.
The assault occurred about 2:15 a.m. yesterday.
Police Captain Chris Snyder says the Salt Lake City motorist suffered minor injuries when one of the three men in the car behind stabbed him.
He drove about six blocks until he found a police officer and reported the attack. No arrests have been made.
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