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       Arizona man points gun at man in road rage incident caught on dash cam An Arizona man is claiming he was assaulted after a road rage incident resulted in the driver of a car having a gun pointed at his face on May 7. (Credit: Fransisco Garcia)

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       An Arizona man says he was assaulted after a road rage incident near Phoenix resulted in a gun being pointed at him.

       Fransisco Garcia, the victim of the road rage incident, told FOX 10 that it happened around 5 p.m. in Avondale, Arizona.

       An Arizona man is claiming he was assaulted after a road rage incident resulted in the driver of a car having a gun pointed at his face on May 7. (Fransisco Garcia)

       Garcia said that a car began drifting into his lane, and in response, he sped up and went into the lane that he thought the suspect of the road rage incident was leaving. Instead, Garcia said that the suspect got upset and followed him going into the left turn lane. The two men allegedly left their cars. Garcia wanted to get the suspect's lisente plate number. The suspect was under the impression that Garcia was upset.

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       An Arizona man is claiming he was assaulted after a road rage incident resulted in the driver of a car having a gun pointed at his face on May 7. (Fransisco Garcia)

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       Garcia claims the suspect began to assault him until he returned to his car. He said that the suspect then began banging on the window of the driver's side once he got into the vehicle, and then pointed a gun at him.

       An Arizona man is claiming he was assaulted after a road rage incident resulted in the driver of a car having a gun pointed at his face on May 7. (Fransisco Garcia)

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       A spokesperson with the Avondale Police Department said it did receive a report from Garcia, stating that the incident "took place between two drivers. The victim advised the driver of the other vehicle pointed a gun at him and then sped off."