Police want to speak to two men in connection with an incident on the M6 at Lancaster where a man was allegedly threatened with an axe.
The investigation relates an incident where police say one vehicle tried to force another off the road.
They were called at about 5.30pm on March 3 after a Silver Toyota Land Cruiser collided with a Silver Ford Transit Transporter, which was carrying another vehicle near to Junction 34 at Lancaster.
It was reported that following the collision the occupants of one of the vehicles were threatened with an axe.
A man in his 20s has been arrested in connection with the investigation and police now want to trace and speak to the two men in the image as part of their ongoing investigation.
If you know them, contact 101 and quote log 1022 of March 3rd.
You can also email 6731@lancashire.police.uk


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