Police seek biker in Oakland road rage gun incident

A motorist says a biker pointed a gun at his head and threatened him during an argument Sunday on a rural Oakland County road, according to Oakland County Sheriff's Office.

The motorcyclist pulled the small-caliber handgun after a road-rage incident led both parties to stop and argue on Tindall Road in Springfield Township. After pointing the gun at him, the biker fled on his blue Harley-Davidson motorcycle with a Michigan plate, the 41-year-old motorist from Davisburg told the sheriff's office.

Deputies responded at about 1:43 p.m. to the 8000 block of Tindall Road after the man called for help, but they were unable to find the biker. The biker is described as a white man in his 50s with a long, gray goatee wearing a black leather "Iron Order" motorcycle jacket and helmet.

Contact Robert Allen at rallen@freepress.com or @rallenMI.