Road rage incident caught on shooter's own dash cam

I don't really know exactly why I'm here right now.

A Milwaukee County road rage incident caught on the shooter's own dash cam. Let's break it down. On March 11, 2024, Jason Adujar is driving down West Lincoln Avenue in West Atlas. A gray Chevy pulls up next to him at a red light and the conversation takes a turn quickly.

What's the problem? Why are you talking to me?

I was inside. What was the problem? Why are you talking to me? I was inside.

And your mother too?

The interaction only lasts about a minute and when the light turns green Andujar pulls out a gun and fires three shots at the truck through the window, then speeds off. We wouldn't normally show you the actual shooting, but we're making an exception in this case si by gunfire in his front f

Duhat is seen weaving in illegally passing a school lined road and using the other vehicles nearly hit them. West Dallas police caught up with Andujar about three hours later during a traffic stop and brought him into the station for questioning.

Did anything else happen today?

Did you have any run-ins with anyone?

I want you to tell me the reason why I'm here now.

Well, that is the reason why you're here.

Andujar admits to the shooting but says he did so because he thought the other guy had a gun.

He pulls it out, and I'm like, OK, we can go right here.

Where did he pull it out from?

He already had it.

It must have been on his lap.

With a mountain of evidence from Andujar's own dashcam, he was charged with recklessly endangering safety. the house of your mother. guilty in May of 2025. He in prison and three years in prison and three years currently serving his sen