Insane California Road Rage Incident Captured on Camera

It was like a scene from a movie: A pickup truck slams into a car, seemingly trying to run it off the roadway. But only this wasn’t a movie; it was real life for two women who say they were the victims of a terrifying road rage incident north of Sacramento.

And the whole thing was captured on camera.

The incident happened Dec. 20, when Delanie Strykul and her friend Vanessa were on I-80 about 60 miles north of Sacramento, according to the video posted by Strykul.

“We have a vehicle that’s been following us, telling us that she’s a cop and keeps trying to tell us to pull over... and she’s swerving us off the road, she keeps trying to hit us off the road,” Strykul explains to the 911 dispatcher while the incident is unfolding, and her camera is rolling.

Then, just seconds later, there’s an audible slam.

“She just hit our car, she just hit our car! She’s pushing us off the road, yes, she’s pushing us off the road,” Strykul says in the video. “She’s coming for us!”

The video continues as the two women try to get away from the pickup’s driver, who has been identified as 50-year-old Deirdre Orozco of Santa Clara, according to Fox News. They eventually got off the freeway to meet with a waiting California Highway Patrol officer.

Fox News reports that Orozco was ultimately arrested and charged with two counts of assault with a deadly weapon, two counts of false imprisonment, unlawful use of a badge, reckless driving and resisting arrest.

The video can be seen below, but please be advised that there are several uses of graphic language.

(Image: Screenshot via YouTube)