THIS is the shocking moment a fuming man bangs on a driver’s window and hurls vile abuse at the woman while outside a petrol station.
Footage of the incident shows the irate male driver call the female motorist a “f**king s**g” and “f**king b***dy annoying woman”.
It’s thought the footage was filmed on August 25 and also shows a motorist who was caught up in the tailback behind the fracas attempting to intervene.
Becky Ryan posted the footage on Facebook and appealed for people to identify the man yelling at the woman she says is her mum.
Becky wrote: “Anyone know this vile, disgusting, pathetic excuse of a human who decided to verbally abuse my Mum at Tesco Bournemouth Castle Lane Petrol Station last Friday?”
At the start of the video, the driver calls the woman in her car a “f**king s**g” before he turns towards another man, who is off camera, and says: “Yeah alright, I just wanted to make a point.”
From the footage, it can’t be heard what the other mans’ response is but he can be heard saying “Well move then,” before the motorist starts to walk away and also hurls abuse, saying: “F**k you. F**king w****r.”
He then turns back and goes towards her and slams his hands on the windscreen of her car and starts screaming at her.
He can be heard shouting: “You f**king see me you f**king tart.”
The man who is off camera tells him to “get in your car and drive” with the motorist responding: “Yeah well I don’t like people f**king filming do I?”
The other man then asks: “What is wrong with you?… She’s a woman on her own.”
The motorist then responds: “She’s a f**king b***dy annoying woman. F**king woman.”
“You wouldn’t do it to me, would you?” asks the other man, while the angry motorist replies “Well yeah I would actually” before bursting out laughing and asking if the other man is threatening him.
In response, he replies: “No I’m asking you to leave.
“Get in your car and go, don’t pick on women you big bully.”
As he starts back in the direction of his car, the driver adds: “I will pick on anyone I f**king well please.”
It is unclear what the context of the film is or what happened immediately before or after the footage was shot.
Becky claimed in her Facebook post that the man made “a grown woman terrified”.
She also thanked “the gents” who helped her mum get away from the man and said she wanted to track them down so she could thank them.
Becky also added she had logged an incident report on August 25 and August 31 after her mum had been verbally abused but said she had only received an email in response.
She also said she had tried to respond to the email but it “bounced back so guess I’ll wait another two weeks then”.
The Sun Online has contacted Dorset Police for comment.
