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Woman confronts four men in road rage incident

A video emerged of a woman threatening and confronting four men in what appeared to be a road rage incident in Johannesburg at the weekend.

A road rage incident was caught on video when a woman was captured confronting men in the streets of Johannesburg at the weekend.

The video, posted to YouTube on Sunday by MosChannel, showed a woman engaging in a heated argument with four men on the street.

The woman was seen shouting and pushing some of the men who looked like they were trying to contain the situation.

During all of this, she went to her car, took out a knob-kierrie and looked like she was threatening to use it on them.

The altercation happened at the Maboneng precinct, Johannesburg on Sunday afternoon.

Johan Maritz, who recorded the video, said he was sitting on the balcony of his apartment when he noticed the woman standing face-to-face with one of the men.

“At first I thought they were kissing so I decided to take a video, but I soon realised they were actually in an argument,” Maritz explained.

Maritz did not know how the argument started but said he thought the car guard (also seen on the video) could have been at fault.

“He [car guard] sometimes directs motorists in and out of parking areas without looking for oncoming traffic.”

Watch the video here

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