Screaming man hurls disgusting abuse at female driver in ‘road rage’ incident
A man screamed abuse at another driver by calling her a ‘f***ing s**g’ and a ‘f***ing bloody annoying woman’ in an alleged road rage incident.
It was caught on video and filmed on August 25 at Tesco Bournemouth Castle Lane Petrol Station.
A woman called Becky Ryan posted the footage on Facebook and appealed for people to identify the man who she says shouted the abuse at her mum.
She 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?’
It is not known what happened before this video was filmed or what happened afterwards.
Ms Ryan claimed in the Facebook post the man made a grown woman terrified.
The video starts with the driver shouting ‘F***ing s**g’ at the woman before he turns to a man off camera and says: ‘Yeah alright, I just wanted to make a point.’
The other man can be heard saying ‘Well move then’, before the driver shouts: ‘F*** you. F***ing w****r’.
He then storms towards the woman’s car again, slams his hands on her windscreen and screams at her.
‘You f***ing see me you f***ing tart,’ he shouts.
The other man tells him to ‘get in your car and drive’ and he says: ‘Yeah well I don’t like people f***ing filming do I?’
‘What is wrong with you?’ the other man asks. ‘She’s a woman on her own.’
The angry driver says: ‘She’s a f***ing bloody annoying woman. F***ing woman.’
He was then asked by the other man ‘You wouldn’t do it to me, would you?’ and he shouts ‘Well yeah I would actually’ before asking the man if he was threatening him.
‘No I’m asking you to leave,’ he replies. ‘Get in your car and go, don’t pick on women you big bully.’
The driver then spits: ‘I will pick on anyone I f***ing well please.’
Ms Ryan said she is looking for ‘the gents’ who helped her mum and added she would like to say thank you to them.
She says an incident was logged to the police on August 25 and August 31 and she only received an email response.
When she tried to respond to the email she claims it bounced back.
Dorset Police has been contacted for comment.
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