A frightened Sun Prairie mother called for police Friday morning after a man dressed in camouflage pointed a rifle at her and her four children after a road rage incident, according to the Madison Police Department.

The victim said she was driving into Madison around 8:40 a.m. when she said she must have cut another driver off near the Windsor exit on Highway 51.

She said the next thing she knew, an older-model, blue or gray, four-door Honda sped up, got in front of her and slammed on the brakes in the 5000 block of East Washington Avenue, near High Crossing Boulevard.

She told police she passed the car on the left, but as she did, she could see the driver aiming a rifle at her while angrily mouthing words at her.

The woman said she did not recall cutting the man off. The man was descibed as a white man, about 30-years-old with a slender build. He was wearing military-style camouflage clothing.

The Longmire VFW Post 8483 suffered considerable damage early Saturday morning, according to the Dane County Sheriff's Department.

Deputies said they responded to an alarm at the business located at 5737 County Highway CV in the town of Burke.

Inside the business deputies said they found damage to several areas inside the post and an undisclosed number of items were taken.

The Dane County Sheriff’s Office is looking for information from anyone who may have been in the area of County Highway CV and Messerschmidt Road between the hours of 5:30 a.m. and 6:15 a.m.

In might have been a Wednesday night, but Dane County Sheriff Deputies said it felt more like a weekend after they made four operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated arrests from late Wednesday night into the early morning hours of Thursday. 

At about 12:55 a.m. on Thursday, a resident reported that a man was sleeping in his van in a driveway on the 4600 block of Pierceville Road in the town of Sun Prairie, deputies said. They said they found Daniel D. Dean, 36, of Madison, asleep in the driver's seat with the vehicle running. Dean was arrested on a fourth-offense OWI charge, operating after suspension, felony bail jumping and possession of a schedule 4 narcotic, police said.