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A road rage driver who was filmed screaming abuse at a woman motorist after she sounded her horn at him for cutting her up is facing.
Peter Abbott got out of his car and approached frightened Samantha Isaacs' vehicle following the minor incident outside a Tesco petrol station.
A terrified Mrs Isaacs, who runs a TV production company and has worked with Prince William and Alan Titchmarsh, locked her doors and began filming irate Abbott.
The 60-year-old banged on her windscreen with his fists before unleashing the foul-mouthed tirade.
He shouted at her 'can you f**king see me you f**king tart?' He then called her a 's**g' and a 'wh***' and put his head up against the windscreen.
A male motorist went to intervene and called Abbott a bully. The Good Samaritan told him 'what is wrong with you, it's a woman on her own' to which Abbott replied 'she's a f**king bloody annoying woman'.
The footage was shown at Poole Magistrates' Court in Dorset where Abbott went on trial for using threatening words or behaviour to cause alarm, distress or fear of violence.
Peter Abbott, 60, at Poole Magistrates' Court where he was warned by a judge that he faces jail after he screamed abuse at Samantha Isaacs during a road rage incident outside a Tesco petrol station
A terrified Mrs Isaacs (pictured outside court), who runs a TV production company and has worked with Prince William and Alan Titchmarsh, locked her doors and began filming
The video showed Abbott snarling and shouting at Mrs Isaacs in her car, calling her a 'f***ing s**g' and a 'f***ing bloody annoying woman'
He denied the offence, saying 'it's not against the law to be angry' but was found guilty of the offence.
Sentencing was adjourned for reports but a district judge warned Abbott that he may go to jail as it was the 'most serious'' of this type of offence.
Afterwards Mrs Isaacs, who is aged in her late 50s, said: 'He's a horrible man and a bully. I didn't want it to go this far, I just don't want him to do it to anyone else.'
The road rage incident happened on August 25 last year when Mrs Isaacs was leaving the petrol station at Tesco Extra in Bournemouth, Dorset, just before lunchtime.
Abbott, who had been shopping in the main store, pulled out in front of her causing her to slam on her brakes.
The mother of three honked her horn prompting Abbott to make rude gestures at her before stopping his Toyota car and getting out.
Mrs Isaacs told the court: 'I had just pulled out and a car came out of the shopping area and completely cut me up to the point where I had to slam on my brakes so hard all my belongings came off the passenger seat onto the floor.
Mrs Isaacs was leaving the petrol station at Tesco Extra in Bournemouth, Dorset, (shown with the green arrow above) when Abbott, who had been shopping in the main store, pulled out in front of her (red arrow) causing her to slam on her brakes. Circled is a give way sign
Abbott claimed he was the victim of road rage as Mrs Isaacs had sounded her horn several times, flashed her lights at him and made a rude gesture, but the judge didn't believe him
'I beeped my horn as if to say "look out" type of thing. He turned around in the car and started gesticulating, then he got out of the car and started shouting at me.
'He said what did I think I was doing and started hitting
