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<p>UNIONTOWN &#8212; A western Pennsylvania woman has been jailed on charges she pointed a gun at a man who gave her the finger after she cut him off in traffic.</p><p>Jesse Blackburn tells Uniontown police that 32-year-old Lindsey Diehl tracked his vehicle and confronted him outside his house on Friday night.</p><p>Police say Blackburn called 911 to report Diehl pointing a gun at him, during which she got out of her car and hit him with her cellphone.</p><p>Police say Diehl denied pointing either of two guns they found in her car at Diehl. Online court records don&#8217;t list an attorney for her.</p><p>Police say Diehl was upset because Blackburn wouldn&#8217;t apologize for the hand gesture.</p><p>She faces a preliminary hearing May 10 on charges of simple assault and reckless endangerment.</p><style>
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Police say Pa. woman aimed gun at motorist who flipped her off