Neco Eley was driving along U.S. 90 in Biloxi when a man driving erratically behind her started using slurs and racial epithets towards her. The man has not yet been arrested. BY HANNAH RUHOFF The slurs shouted through traffic were almost too hurtful for Neco Eley to believe. The hatred – hurled in racial epithets and threats this month from a white man in a silver Mercedes-Benz behind her – was so frightening, Eley said, that now she struggles to fall asleep. “This man,” she wondered, “really hates Black people that much?” The bald, white man with dark sunglasses captured on Eley’s nearly six-minute video on U.S. 90 has not been arrested. Biloxi Police confirmed Tuesday that a judge declined to issue an arrest warrant on a simple assault charge Eley filed last week. The reasons for that decision are unclear, police said, and Eley vowed to press forward with that charge and said she hopes to file more charges soon. The case marked a grim reminder of a time when hateful words were common across the South.