Nash v. Mayfield

WHICHARD, Judge.

Plaintiffs evidence tended to show the following:

Plaintiff was driving on a four-lane highway on which both lanes in his direction of travel were occupied. Defendant was behind him, blowing his born and blinking his lights. At one point defendant pulled beside plaintiff and shook his fist at him. Plaintiff finally braked to turn, and defendant’s vehicle struck plaintiffs in the rear.

Defendant then approached plaintiff on foot “like he was going to get [him] around the throat,” and plaintiff struck defendant. Defendant stabbed plaintiff in the back and walked away. He then…