A woman driving the wrong way in a car park in Folkestone, England, attacked a man who was filming the incident on August 29.

In the video, a driver in a Nissan is seen driving the wrong way in a car park.

The filmer then approaches the Nissan to get a closer look at the woman driving the car.

“When she got out of the car, she attacked me, knocking my phone out of my hands,” the filmer said. He said his tooth got chipped when the phone hit him before it dropped on the ground.

The filmer and another woman explain to the driver that she was driving the wrong way.

But the driver remains belligerent and even approaches the filmer a few more times.

“You touch me one more time and you’ll be in big trouble,” the filmer tells the driver.

“Stop taking pictures,” she tells him.

“It’s a free country I can do whatever I want,” the filmer replies.

It was 29th August at 15:19 at Sainsbury Carpark Folkestone Kent. The woman in the silver Nissan came out of the parking space very fast reversing and drove up to the bumper of the other car narrowly missing a shopper when reversing. The lady from the Nissan called Veronica started to shout abuse to the other driver, that's when I started to film as a young girl was in the passengers seat There was a young girl in the car too. The Nissan driver went the wrong way out and because she gave the abuse to the other driver I started to film it, when she got out of the car she attacked me knocking my phone out of my hands chipped my tooth when the phone hit it and dropped on the floor