North Carolina doctor accused of shooting 2 sisters in alleged interstate road rage attack

North Carolina doctor Richard Thomas Arriviello allegedly shot two sisters in a Jeep on Interstate 77 during a road rage incident before fleeing.

North Carolina doctor accused of shooting 2 sisters in alleged interstate road rage attack

TL;DR

  • Dr. Richard Thomas Arriviello, 61, was arrested on August 22 for allegedly shooting two sisters during a road rage incident.
  • The incident occurred on Interstate 77 near the North Carolina-Virginia state line, where Arriviello allegedly fired into a moving Jeep.
  • The victims, ages 12 and 20, sustained non-life-threatening leg injuries and were airlifted to a hospital.
  • Arriviello fled the scene in his Mercedes-Benz but was apprehended by Virginia State Police approximately 15 miles away.
  • He faces felony charges including malicious shooting into an occupied vehicle.
  • Arriviello is jailed without bond and has a court appearance scheduled for September 29.
  • The Jeep's driver was cited for reckless driving.
  • Arriviello has been a licensed emergency medicine physician in North Carolina since 2010 and owns Family Urgent Care in Monroe.