New Hanover police are investigating a road rage incident from Wednesday night. Local authorities are asking the public's help in identifying an alleged shooter.

            An unknown motorcycle rider fired a gun shot at a vehicle at approximately 8:15 p.m. in the area Big and Middle Creek roads. No one was injured, according to information provided by New Hanover police Chief Jay Ciarlello.

            The incident started when a vehicle traveling southbound on Layfield Road at the intersection of Hoffmansville Road was passed erratically by a motorcycle, described as white and similar in style to a Suzuki GSR with a red under fairing with an extended swing arm, commonly referred to as being "stretched." Both motorists made a right on Big Road and continued westbound, according to the news release.

            It states that in the area of Big Road and Middle Creek Road, the motorcycle operator – identified as a white male wearing jeans, a black sweatshirt, a dark colored full-face helmet and a dark colored backpack – shot at the car. The motorcycle continued westbound on Big Road. No one was injured, according to information provided by the department.

            Anyone who witnessed this incident or who may have information on the motorcycle is asked to contact the New Hanover Township Police Department 610-327-1150 or at police@newhanover-pa.org. Tips can be made anonymously.