A 36-year-old Corona resident was arrested on Wednesday, Jan. 15, a day after police say he fired a shot at another motorist following a traffic collision. The confrontation happened on Jan. 14 on Promenade Avenue. The victim said a white Nissan Pathfinder drove into the bicycle lane and sideswiped his car. “When the victim pulled alongside the Nissan to confront the driver, the suspect lowered his window and pointed a handgun at him,” Corona police said in a Facebook post. “Fearing for his safety, the victim immediately drove away and lost sight of the suspect vehicle. Upon meeting with officers, bullet fragments confirmed that a single gunshot had struck the victim’s rear passenger window.” The victim was not struck by the gunfire. Police used information gathered from its camera system and vice unit to identify a suspect. The SWAT team arrested him after serving a search warrant. A gun was found in his car, police said. He was booked on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and negligent discharge of a firearm, according to the Riverside County jail log. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Investigators looking into whether Palisades fire kicked off by previous blaze Crime and Public Safety | Armed man who hallucinated he was in a gunfight on a Rialto street is arrested, police say Crime and Public Safety | Over $400,000 worth of stolen Nike products recovered from High Desert train burglary Crime and Public Safety | Tyler Skaggs’ wrongful death trial against Los Angeles Angels delayed until September Crime and Public Safety | Ex-Riverside official accused of lewd acts on children remains jailed