A minor fender bender turned into a horrifying road rage incident when 56-year-old Vincent decided to drive over a 23-year-old woman after she took photos of his car as he was attempting to flee. >> I'm a nurse. I made sure she was stable and she's never part of her car. >> That's a part of the guy's car. I'm telling you what happened. I pull out of school 23, >> dropped the kid off. I'm about to go to work. Coming down, she's already out the car. So, she's arguing with the guy. He's in his car and I'm just like, you know, must be domestic [ __ ] He took off. >> So then she start recording like I'm going to get this plate. Get the plate. >> He took this like from Grand Theft Auto like no lie. Like just like reversing all types of crazy ran this way. Yeah. So >> then he took off then the bus blocked him off. Yeah. >> I got the video. >> I got a video. >> She got a video on her phone too cuz she was recording him. the the school bus lady. >> No, no, the the victim. >> She was recording the plate to get the plate run over. She's got abrasions and >> so then he took off. So she goes to start recording. He sees that like and turn full the grand auto mode like is literally driving her lawns. You see like just reversing trying to angle it to hit her. So she cuts this way. He jumps the curb and literally just rush. He trips, you know, runs her over. So he tried to bounce but the bus was there. So the bus saw that and blocked him off. So it took him a little longer to maneuver out of here. So he was able to get the plate. He took off. >> He didn't hit any other cars or anything. >> No. Anybody got a plate? You got a plate? >> We were coming up the street. >> That's good to be the video right there. >> Which one was 91? >> What is it? What kind of car is it? >> Like some silver. >> There's a silver. He has a He has a muffler pipes dragging in the back too. >> That's his muffler right there. No, but he had to pull up. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, man. We came up here when we saw him. >> Yeah, man. >> We seen him come back down. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, he has the piece of the muffler. >> Appreciate that. Thank you. If you could just stay here and give me Send me that to my work phone, please. >> He has a video of the Okay. They put it on clock already. >> Yeah, but the guy has a video. >> Okay. No, I know. But that's what I'm saying. Just to see if the car is around here. the [ __ ] He's coming back to Irvington. >> So unless you want to have Irvington to see if they can respond there. Right now they're going to put her in the bed right now. >> They said that people over there. >> Huh? >> How bad is she? >> Uh I haven't even assessed her yet, so I don't know. >> The woman was severely injured, but she was able to respond and even lift her arms. Meanwhile, the officers were going over the gruesome video to understand the motive behind the attack. >> You trying to see what happened? >> You got the video, right? >> Okay. >> Oh, you got >> Hey, Chris. >> Okay. >> You got Did you guys see anything? >> No. >> Yeah, I just seen the car. >> I heard that she was tapping. Any reason why she was tapping on his >> N? It looks like she got hit though. >> Yeah, she said he hit her car. >> Well, that's probably what happened. >> That's what she said. He He hit her car. >> That's probably what happened to tried to dip off and then she started hitting on him or or the car window and then I don't know. She got aggressive after that, bro. >> He was arguing with her. >> She started recording him. >> He got mad, got into his car. She started running. Then he ran. He hit her here, dragged her this way. He came out that way, reversed, and hit her again. And then left. Now, is this her boyfriend or ex or? >> No. No. He um That's her car right there. >> The white Lexus. >> Mhm. He probably hit her door. >> Um he tried to get away. >> Who is this man is what we >> don't You don't know? >> No. >> No. Random. I was told that she took a video with her phone and I put it in my pocket somewhere here. Her phone. Oh, yeah. I got it. So she said that she took a video of him at the car. >> So you don't know who this man is? >> No, she's going to work. She works downtown. >> One, two, three. >> Vehicle, the Lexus has damage to the door. >> Yeah. Supposedly what happened here is >> she got into a fender bending with this guy, started videotaping and he ran her over. >> I don't know. I don't know where it became a domestic. >> Oh, it's not a domestic. She says >> the godmother says she has no >> the harrowing incident was captured on a neighbor's security camera which shows a bus driver trying to block the escaping car. The poor woman was run over three times before the male fled, but he was spotted hours later lounging in his parked car and was instantly detained. >> He turned the car around and driving over her again. The lunatic is a maniac. He drove over her again. >> Seen the video before the car hit the victim. >> Ran over her. ran over again three times. >> Isaac asked us not to use his last name. His home camera captured the road rage attack around 8:30 >> and she fell on the grass and he ran over her. As he runs over her, the school bus came. >> Neighbors called 911. Isaac and his wife ran outside to help. >> As my wife put the blanket on her to keep her >> hands your hands. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. The gun's back. >> You have anything on you? >> Huh? >> Huh? >> Um, I don't know. >> Do you have any knives? seat. >> What about the vehicle? >> Uh the car. >> Have a seat. Sit down. >> Yeah. Don't touch it. >> How you doing, sir? You speaking English? >> Okay. I'm Detective Benoni from the police department. Okay. Give me one second. All right. What's your name, sir? Vincent Vincent. >> Vincent. Okay. I'm going to just read you your rights. Okay. You have the right to remain silent. Anything you say can and will be used against you in the court of law. You have the right to talk to a lawyer and have them present with you while you're being questioned. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me now? >> There was an incident earlier I'd like to have a conversation with you about. Um, >> yeah. Okay. We're going to talk inside. Okay. I just wanted to to make sure that's okay. Is it okay with you with you if we bring you to our police station so that I can interview you in an interview room? >> Is that okay with you? >> I'm sorry. Yes or no? >> Yes. >> Yes. Okay. All right. We're going to take you into to give an interview. Right. >> In the interrogation room, the male put on quite a show, acting confused and innocent as if his day was as normal as ever. One of the things as detectives, what we try to do is is we don't try to find out if people did things, didn't do do things, but also why they did things. If something went terribly wrong this morning, I think it's in your best It's it it might be in your best interest to tell us what happened. >> Yes. >> What happened this morning? >> I don't know. I don't really know. So, >> okay, let's start simple. Did you have a car accident this morning? >> Um, not not did I not not really. >> Did you have an argument with a woman this morning? No, not really. >> And you're the only person who drives your car, correct? >> I mean, yeah. >> Your car isn't missing. >> My car? No. >> Nobody stole your car? >> I don't know, but this morning it was there. >> Okay. It was there. Were you parked there last night? >> I think that was >> Where did you go today? >> Uh, I went to Irvington. >> Okay. How did you get to Irvington? >> I drove. >> Okay. What streets? Do you know what streets you took? >> Uh, I went to I take uh what is it? No street. >> Mhm. Yeah. Not go straight. Then I think I make a turn. Then I think I make another turn straight all the way to, you know, to Did you ever observe any woman this morning taking pictures of your vehicle? >> Listen, I want to I want I want to explain something to you. All right. Right now there's video, >> a lot of video that was downloaded and and found at the scene of your car on Avenue driving on the lawn involved in an accident with a woman. Now our listen your car was being driven on the lawn striking a woman. I saw the video. I saw your license. Striking a woman. >> Yeah. My question to you is, is something mechanically wrong with your car? I don't really know. >> Okay. >> Because what's fun? >> Sometimes people make a rash decision. They get upset at a moment about something. They make a decision and sometimes later on it's it's determined to be that was not a good decision. Okay. It doesn't mean you're a bad person, right? It means that maybe you made a bad mistake. >> I mean, I talked to someone, but it >> um no, we're we're printing up a picture. Okay. >> Do you remember having a conversation with a woman this morning? >> No. >> You didn't have a conversation with a woman this morning? Do you remember a time where someone maybe took a picture of your car >> or a video of your car? >> Okay. Like Detective Kosher said, there's video everywhere. Okay. So, we have >> we have this incident on video and you've already told us that no one drives your car other than you. >> Okay. Do you understand what's going on here? It's going to be very simple to prove that your vehicle was on a lawn and hit a person. Either it's an accident or what you did is is pure evil. >> Nobody on the I don't know. >> How would you explain your car being on that one? >> On that one? >> How did you get on? >> No. This morning, you know, my car almost slid. But But >> it almost slid. >> Yeah. >> And it slid up on the grass, didn't it? >> Yeah. Yeah. So after after your car was on the grass, what happened? >> Did the brake go, you know, the brake nothing got bad except it slid. Then you know >> then uh I drove off. >> Vincent kept staring at the cameras while lying through his teeth. His unconvincing ignorance forced officers to show him the video of the incident, hoping it might stir up some memories. >> I'm going to show you a clip by clip image of the video that we have. Okay. Do you recognize this car? It's a >> Yeah, that's my car. >> That's your car. >> Do you recognize this car in the corner here? >> Yeah, that's mine. >> That's your car. Okay. I'm just going to I have to go frame by frame. For some reason, it's saved in a fast fast pace. So, we're going to go frame by frame. Okay. The vehicle is now inside the property, right? Inside the bushes on the grass. Correct. >> That looks like >> All right. And is that like in the previous frame I showed you where your car was partially in the driveway and partially on the grass. Is that kind of like in the path that this vehicle is now? Like if it went straight from where you were? >> Could be. >> It could be. Okay. All right. I've showed you frame by frame the accident. Okay. So now please tell me your version of what happened today. >> We've showed you that we have the accident on video. You've told us that no one else has driven your car. You identified your vehicle right here. You identified your vehicle. >> So now we just need your your uh your version of what happened. >> Your account of what happened. >> Yeah, that's what I say. Uh Joe, you know, I slide a little bit and you know how >> Okay. The video when it when it plays correctly shows you running over the woman twice. Not once, but twice. >> Okay. So he said >> the car if it slid he backed up to get back on the road but he didn't see anybody. >> Okay. All right. >> Did you call the police? >> I said somebody >> No, because I didn't see anything. So I can call the police. >> All right. >> What ultimately put Vincent's case to rest was the fact that he had a prior charge of aggravated battery with a vehicle when he ran over a bike rider and had to serve a couple of weeks in jail. So you were in a car before. Once before you were in a car and you hit someone and you were arrested for aggravated assault. Okay. You had an accident he >> You had an accident. Okay. You had an accident. You were driving a car. >> No, I mean security guard. I was doing security. >> So you were driving a car >> and you had an accident where your car hit someone else on a motorcycle. >> Not hit I mean contact from that incident. From that incident, you were charged with aggravated assault. >> Did you go to jail? >> Um, like 20 days in jail. >> 20 days in jail. Okay. All right. Is there anything else you'd like to tell us? >> No. That's it. >> Okay. So, if I told you that the woman is hurt very very bad that you ran over critical condition, how does that make you feel? He said he doesn't know, but he would be he would be regretful, remorseful if he did know. >> All right. Can you just for a second? >> I just told situations like this is better just say what happened and if it was a mistake >> as opposed to just kind of just, oh, I don't know what's going on and nothing happened. So >> So, uh, Mr. Jean, correct? I don't want to mix up your name. Our prosecutor was watching the interview, okay? And he's reviewed the evidence and he's informed me that uh we're going to be placing you under arrest for this incident. Okay. Can you stand up and place your hands behind your back, please? >> Okay, we're going to take you downstairs now. Okay. 56-year-old Vincent was charged with attempted murder, aggravated assault, aggravated assault with a deadly weapon, and assault by auto. Following his prosecution, Vincent was sentenced to 25 years in jail. YouTube thinks you'll love the video on screen. Click to watch now.