A driver angrily dragged a 65-year-old man over 4 km

A traffic problem caused the badault of a 65-year-old man who hung on the hood of a car and was dragged by a furious driver for over 4 kilometers.

Everything happened on the Turnpike Highway, Mbadachusetts, around 4:30 pm on Friday. Richard Kamrowski, 65, and Mark Fitzgerald, 37, they traveled in the lanes to the west of the toll highway called Interstate 90, according to the state police.

"I thought I was going to crush"Kamrowski said about the "trip" that he made up front and that many drivers registered from their mobile phone in the suburbs of Boston.

After an incident, Kamrowski stopped in the left lane and He left his truck Ford F-150 exchange information insurance with Fitzgerald, according to the police.

Fitzgerald, 37, from Ashland, Mbadachusetts, stayed inside his 2016 Infinity QX70 white SUVsaid the authorities. "This meeting is turned into a fight"said the police in a statement.

At one point, Kamrowski reached Fitzgerald's vehicle and took a bottle of water and then he was standing in front of Fitzgerald's trucksaid the police. "Fitzgerald started driving towards Kamrowski, who then jumped on the front of the Fitzgerald vehicle ".

With Kamrowski hanging on the front of the car, Fitzgerald headed west on the highway, speeding up and stopping in an apparent attempt to shake Kamrowski. Fitzgerald's Infinity reaches a speed of 100 km / h, 4 km away, while Kamrowski was still at the front of the car, police said.

"He just said: "Stop the car! Stop the car! And that would not stop Kamrowski told WCVB-TV, a subsidiary of ABC Boston.

"Fast, slow, fast, slow, trying to drag me"says Kamrowski according to the way Fitzgerald handled. "I was not reducing the speed of the car."

Several drivers tried to stop him, but Fitzgerald does not have. When Fitzgerald finally found himself stuck in traffic, a motorist with a license to carry a weapon he approached Fitzgerald and ordered him out of the car for rifle point when the police arrived on the scene, according to the police release.

Kamrowski and Fitzgerald were arrested. Fitzgerald was charged with badault with a dangerous weapon in a person over 60, Negligent use of a motor vehicle and abandonment of the place of the accident for material damage.

Kamrowski was arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and malicious damage in a motorized vehicle.

Both were released and they were ordered to appear before the court of neighborhood on monday in Waltham, Mbadachusetts.

Fitzgerald declined to comment to reporters after being released by the police, reported WCVB. ABC News efforts to join him on Sunday were unsuccessful.

Kamrowski is said to be happy to be alive."When you hang on to your life, it's, you know, pretty scary"he told the station.