North Carolina Mother Records Alleged Road Rage Threats Made in Front of Young Child

A Greensboro-area mother documented what authorities are investigating as a road rage incident on a North Carolina interstate Friday afternoon, capturing video of a driver making violent threats toward her while her young son was present in the vehicle. Myeka Dunn said she was en route to drop off her 3-year-old at her mother’s residence around 4:30 p.m. when a dark blue sedan abruptly changed into her lane, prompting her to sound her horn in response.

The situation rapidly deteriorated as the other driver allegedly attempted multiple brake checks and swerved to block Dunn’s path. Dunn pulled out her phone and began recording as the vehicle pursued her along the highway, capturing footage that appears to show the driver leaning out and shouting death threats while the child cried audibly in the background. The recorded audio includes the driver repeatedly yelling “You are going to die” and “I could kill you” during the encounter.

Dunn reported the incident to both 911 and the Guilford Metro non-emergency line, informing dispatchers that she had video documentation of the threat. She expressed frustration with the response, saying the lack of apparent action left her frightened. The Greensboro Police Department issued a be-on-the-lookout alert for the dark blue sedan after receiving reports of aggressive driving and threatening behavior.

Deputy Director of Operations Christine Moore acknowledged the department failed to follow standard protocols, noting that dispatchers did not include all relevant information in the alert, particularly the fact that video evidence existed. Investigators have since identified the driver involved, though no arrest has been made. The department stated the victim has been advised on how to obtain a misdemeanor warrant through the Magistrate’s Office.