A video captured the shocking moment a female driver was body slammed onto an icy road during a road rage row.
The incident occurred when the woman was seen breaking sharply in her blue Ford sedan as a red car pulled up behind her in Toledo, Ohio, US, last week. She then started screaming at the car, prompting the male passenger to hop out of the vehicle and walk towards her. In the video, she could be heard accusing the red car of getting too close to her.
In the footage, she leaps out of the car and storms across the icy road. “Let’s go, get out of the f***ing car,” she began yelling. The passenger of the red sedan, who was in his pyjamas, attempts to speak to her and asks her not to touch his car.
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The woman was seen shouting at the man
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In response, she screams: “I didn’t touch your f***ing car. My man’s right f***ing there. Come and put your f***ing hands on me.” He tries to walk away, but then she swings at him and punches him in the face. The man decides to defend himself and grabs the woman by the waist from behind. The wrestling-style move sees him throw her over his head.
The man then hurls her to the ground and she lies down for a few seconds in pain. The man then left the scene. A few seconds later, another driver went over to check on the woman. It is unclear whether she was injured. Police have since addressed the incident and said they will not be investigating the bizarre fight. Prince Flores, who works for the Toledo Police Department, urged motorists to be cautious and patient when driving, reports Mail Online.
The man left her on the ground
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He said: “We are all going somewhere when we are driving. We want you to make sure you’re getting there safely. When you’re rushing, you’re late, you’re trying to get through traffic and traffic is backed up you can kinda get upset with things. If you feel like someone is just aggressively making actions to kinda get your attention, driving too close, honking their horn, things like that. What we want you to do is try to get away from them as safely as you can. If it continues to be a problem call 911.”