A Delaware woman is accused of terroristic threats after allegedly hitting a victim's car with a gun in a road rage incident on Tuesday morning.

Newark resident Tyesha Bethea, 35, was charged with possession of a firearm during the commission of a felony, carrying a concealed deadly weapon, possession of a weapon in a safe school zone, aggravated menacing, terroristic threatening, and criminal mischief. 

Bethea was arrested and charged after a woman called New Castle County Police from a daycare parking lot around 9 a.m. The victim said she was threatened with a weapon.

Police said the two drivers got into a road rage incident on Kirkwood Highway and pulled into a parking lot to settle it. 

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While the victim was driving toward's Bethea parked car, the suspect allegedly pointed a handgun at her and struck her car with the firearm multiple times.

According to police, the car sustained minor damage from the strikes. Bethea also called police to report the incident, but denied any wrongdoing and said she did not hit the other driver's vehicle.

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"While on the scene, officers searched the vehicle and first located an empty holster," New Castle County Police said in a statement. "Officers then located a loaded black 9mm handgun hidden underneath a child’s car seat."

The discovery gave authorities cause to arrest Bethea. She was booked into Delores J. Baylor Women’s Correctional Institution on $88,000 bail.

A Massachusetts government agency has recommended that the governor and legislature pass a child abuse law to target parents who deny their LGBTQ children gender transition-related health care.

The Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth, which advises state agencies on policies and programs for LGBTQ kids, submitted its "Report & Recommendations" on child welfare for fiscal 2024, asking that Democrat Gov. Maura Healey and the Democrat-majority legislature "improve Massachusetts child abuse laws to explicitly include the withholding of gender-affirming care for LGBTQ youth."

The commission, citing the World Health Organization, says "gender-affirming care" includes psychological and medical interventions that "affirm a patient’s gender identity and expression."

"[T]he Commission recommends that the state examine the possibility of codifying gender-affirming child welfare protections in state law to better support youth and families," the report says.

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The commission also wants the state government to consider creating a "maltreatment code system" for LGBTQ youth within the state Department of Children and Families "to better support social workers in tracking and addressing critical cases and incidents."

The commission and the governor's office did not respond to Fox News Digital's inquiries.

The report was first pointed out on Twitter by Substack writer Wesley Yang.