| Published: | May 07, 2010 11:35 PM EDT |
| Updated: | May 07, 2010 11:35 PM EDT |
LEE COUNTY, Fla. - Lee County Sheriff's Office Deputies arrested a limo driver on charges of stalking and reckless driving, after he allegedly engaged the victim in a game of "cat and mouse."
The suspect has been identified as David Auger, age 51, of San Carlos Boulevard in Fort Myers.
The case unfolded around 9:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 6, 2010, when deputies received word of a possible road rage incident.
The female victim told police that she had been approaching her San Carlos Park home when she noticed that she was being followed by a black limousine.The limo was traveling in an erratic manner, as it was seen running up onto the curbing in an attempt to follow the victim's vehicle.
The victim indicated that this was not an isolated incident; Auger had allegedly followed her in the past.
When asked why he was following the victim, he indicated that he viewed the situation as a game of cat and mouse. According to police reports, Auger told the deputy, "I thought it was a little game of cat and mouse. I had a big car and she [the victim] had a Jeep."
Auger claimed to know the victim -- a claim that she denied. Notably, the man was unable to provide the victim's name.
Auger was taken into custody; charges included reckless driving and stalking.
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