Crime

Turlock man wanted on charges of battery, assault following road rage incident

Nathan Leroy Davis Sharp, 31, is wanted by police in conjunction with a Nov. 16 road rage incident that led to an assault.
Nathan Leroy Davis Sharp, 31, is wanted by police in conjunction with a Nov. 16 road rage incident that led to an assault. Turlock Police Department

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Original story:

Police have identified a Turlock man as the suspect in a road rage incident that led to an assault, according to a department news release.

Nathan Leroy Davis Sharp, 31, is wanted by police in conjunction with the Nov. 16 road rage incident, police said. The victim was “located unconscious and suffering great bodily injuries.”

Sharp, who is listed as a professional boxer, was identified after a photograph of the suspect was released to the public. A warrant has since been issued for his arrest, and Sharp is wanted on charges of battery and assault.

His whereabouts are unknown, and Turlock police encourage him to surrender. According to police, Sharp has spent time in Turlock, Modesto and Merced.

If a member of the public sees Sharp, police warn not to approach, but to instead contact authorities immediately.

Anyone with information about Sharp’s whereabouts is encouraged to contact Turlock Police Department Detective Gina Giovacchini at 209-668-6539, or the department tip line at 209-668-5550, ext. 6780, or tpdtipline@turlock.ca.us.

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This story was originally published December 1, 2021 at 3:59 PM.

Kristina Karisch
The Modesto Bee
Kristina Karisch is the economic development reporter for The Modesto Bee. She covers economic recovery and development in Stanislaus County and the North San Joaquin Valley. Her position is funded through the financial support from the Stanislaus Community Foundation, along with The GroundTruth Project’s Report for America initiative. The Modesto Bee maintains full editorial control of her work.
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