NSW man drives 200km at gunpoint A man has been forced to drive almost 200 kilometres through country NSW at gunpoint, police say. A MAN has been forced to drive almost 200 kilometres through country NSW at gunpoint, police say. The 35-year-old driver has told police he was driving a white Ford Fairmont along Old Willbriggie Road in Griffith on Saturday afternoon when a man jumped in front of his vehicle. He told investigators the man pulled out a pistol and ordered him to drive to Wagga Wagga. The driver dropped him off at Traverse Street about 6pm (AEST) and was not injured in the ordeal. Police from Wagga Wagga Local Area Command now want a man for questioning. He is described as being of Caucasian appearance and about 180 to 185 centimetres tall, aged in his early 30s. He is said to have a solid build, shoulder length black hair and a beard. Police warn anyone who sees the man not to approach him, and call triple zero.