<human>: I was driving down a main interstate here in Texas when a guy started slamming his breaks for no reason and then ran me off the road. As he did that, I got on my phone and dialed 911, I got through to the operator and as the guy approached, I let him know I was on the phone with the police. He interrupted the call by snatching my phone from my hand, he failed the first time but he tried a second time and managed to take it from my hands. He then tossed it, and continued yelling at me. We exchanged in some conversation, and told him he didn't have to do what he just did by endangering everyone on the road with his driving and tossing my phone. He then calmed down some what but making a threat that if I followed him he would "fuck me up." He then got in his car and left. I took the next exit and called the police again to let them know what had happened. I filled a report with the local police; got the license plate, his description, make and model. (I had made it a point to make a note of everything I saw, even which mile marker this was happening.) Turns out his car is registered in the city I live in, not the small town where the crime occurred. 

I know that his car is registered under two names to the same address. I know the police from the small town aren't going to capture him, as he lives outside their jurisdiction. So my question is what can I do to make sure he is captured? Can I transfer the case to this jurisdiction?

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<bot>: Man ran me off the road, threw my phone, and left, but he lives in the same town I do, not where the crime occurred.