Kyron Lambert Jr

By Zak Failla From Daily Voice

A Baltimore man is facing multiple felony assault and traffic-related charges following a violent road rage incident in September, state police announced.

Kyron Lambert, 22, is behind bars after an incident that was reported in late September in Glen Burnie, officials say.

On Sept. 30, troopers received a report of an alleged road rage incident that occurred around 8 a.m. in the area of I-695 at Route 97.

The victim reported that Lambert, driving an Acura, pulled alongside their vehicle, rolled down the window and pointed a handgun at the other driver.

No injuries were reported.

Lambert was later identified as a suspect through the Maryland State Police Highway Gun Crime Initiative.

On Tuesday, Nov. 25, authorities announced that Lambert was arrested at his Glen Burnie home.

During a search of Lambert's home, troopers recovered:

  • Glock 43X 9mm handgun;
  • An empty magazine and a magazine with nine 9mm Luger rounds;
  • A Black Canik METE 9mm handgun;
  • 32-round magazine with 32 9mm Luger rounds;
  • A 14-round magazine with 16 9mm Luger rounds.

An 18-round magazine with 19 9mm Luger rounds was seized from Lambert’s vehicle. 

Troopers also retrieved a Ruger 9mm handgun and a magazine containing 19 9mm Luger rounds from Lambert’s father’s residence.

Lambert was arrested Tuesday morning and charged with:

  • First- and second-degree assault;
  • Firearm use in the commission of a felony;
  • Reckless endangerment;
  • Reckless driving;
  • Resisting arrest;
  • Obstructing and hindering.

He's being held awaiting a commissioner hearing at the Baltimore County Detention Center.