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Attorney Accused in Viral Road Rage Incident Surrenders
11 Jun
Summary
- An attorney surrendered after being accused in a road rage incident.
- The suspect was booked into Cobb County Detention Center.
- He faces charges of criminal damage and disorderly conduct.

Richard Mark Craven, a criminal defense attorney, turned himself in to authorities on Wednesday evening following an alleged road rage incident. He was booked into the Cobb County Detention Center and subsequently released after posting a $2,970 bond.
The incident occurred on May 7 near the intersection of N. Main Street and Jiles Road. Investigators had previously released video footage showing a man exiting his vehicle and striking a company's work van. The man was also observed shouting at the van driver.
Police identified the suspect in the viral video as Craven. His arrest warrant address matches his law firm and his listing with the State Bar of Georgia. Craven faces a felony charge for criminal damage to property in the second degree and a misdemeanor charge for disorderly conduct.