Gun pulled on driver after minor car crash near Philadelphia gas station: police

Gun pulled, phone stolen after car crash at Philadelphia gas station: police

Investigators are searching for two people after a gun was pulled on another driver following a minor car crash at a Philadelphia gas station.

PHILADELPHIA - A minor car crash at a Philadelphia gas station took a violent turn when investigators say two people confronted a driver with a gun and stole his cell phone.

Investigators say the suspect's vehicle was pulling onto Glenwood Avenue when it struck the victim's car, leading to a verbal dispute that became threatening.

What we know:

Investigators say a Nissan Pathfinder was pulling out of a gas station on the 1400 block of Glenwood Avenue when it struck a passing car. 

Two people got out of the Nissan and began a verbal dispute with the other driver, according to police. 

When the victim tried to take a picture of the suspect's license plate, investigators say one of the men pulled out a gun and took his cell phone.

Philadelphia police shared video of the incident in which you can see the suspect knocking the phone out of the victim's hand and picking it up.

What you can do:

Authorities have asked anyone with information on the suspects to contact the Philadelphia Police Department.