Horrific moment driver repeatedly runs over woman, 23, in road rage attack after she tried to take pic of his SUV

A MAN ran over a woman multiple times in a road-rage attack Tuesday after she tried to take pictures of his SUV.

Shocking video taken by a witness captured the moment when Vincent Jean, 56, drove his Mitsubishi SUV over the 23-year-old victim after a minor traffic incident.

Photo Credit: Union County Prosecutor’s OfficeVincent Jean, 56, was arrested after deliberately running a woman over multiple times following a minor fender bender[/caption]

NBCThe 23-year-old woman was trying to take photos of Jean’s SUV when the incident happened[/caption]

Jean tried to leave the scene of the accident but noticed the woman trying to take pictures of his vehicle to identify him to police, said Union County Prosecutor William Daniel.

“At that point, the suspect drove his car directly at the victim and she began to run onto the lawn to avoid being struck,” said Daniel.

“The suspect drove onto the lawn and struck the victim, then drove over her before backing up and deliberately running her over a second time.”

Jean honked his horn as he drove onto the yard while the woman screamed before he fled in his vehicle, said Daniel. During the assault, a witness yelled for him to stop.

“Stop!” screamed the witness. “What the f***! What the f***!”

Officers responded to the scene and found the woman lying on the front lawn of a resident. She was immediately transported to University Hospital and listed in critical condition. 

Police arrested Jean later that day as he sat in his damaged vehicle. He was charged with first-degree attempted murder and third-degree assault by auto.

Jean is currently being held at the Union County Jail awaiting a pretrial detention hearing, according to online records.

Convictions of these crimes in the first degree are usually punishable by terms of 10 to 20 years in state prison, according to the Union County Prosecutor’s Office.

Second-degree crimes carry a term of five to 10 years while third-degree is between three and five years.

It’s unknown if he’s hired an attorney at this time.

NBCThe woman was rushed to the hospital in critical condition[/caption]

NBCSurveillance footage from a neighbor’s camera caught the shocking incident[/caption]