Gilgo Beach Killings Suspect Had Confrontation With Ex-Cop On LIRR Train: Report

MASSAPEQUA PARK, NY — Accused Gilgo Beach killer Rex Heuermann blew up at a retired police officer on a train only days before his arrest, then waited for the man after the ride to confront him for a second time, Fox News reported citing a law enforcement podcast.

The man, who declined to be named, said his interaction with Heuermann was "like a road rage without the car," according to a broadcast of "The Ops Desk" podcast on Monday.

The former officer described Heuermann as thinking that owned the train, and that anybody who disagreed with him was going to hear about it in a loud manner.

"I kind of thought he was a bully and seemed to be the kind of person who felt he could get away with doing things because he was big, and people weren’t going to say anything," he said.

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This is the latest bizarre encounter involving Heuermann that has been reported by a member of the public.

Neighbors have said that they avoided him and would tell their children not to go to the house trick-or-treating.

Another neighbor reported his wife was creeped out by Heuermann while sunbathing.

A woman has also reported that he stalked her at a local park, causing her to fear for her safety and call for her sister to pick her up.