Terrifying moment an enraged Texas man opens fire on a car and shouts 'you're gonna end up f******g dead' at motorist 'who mistakenly turned on to his driveway'

This is the terrifying moment an enraged Texas man opened fire on a car and shouted 'you're gonna end up f******g dead.'  

Motorist Charles Landers, 50, claims he was looking for a fishing spot in Grayson County when gunman Michael Truelock, also 50, stopped his vehicle and began to verbally attack him.

In the video Landers can be heard saying: 'I didn't know this was your house.'

Truelock replied: 'Yeah, you f******g did too.'

He then appears to point his firearm through the window and says: 'You're gonna end up f******g dead. That's what's fixin' to happen to you.'

Man in Texas fires gun at motorist during confrontation

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Landers desperately tried to drive away as Truelock (pictured) moved his gun further into the car window and said: 'You don't think I won't put it in your f******g head. You ain't driving nowhere you're in my f******g driveway motherf****r.'

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The central pillar of Landers' Kia behind the driver's seat with a bullet hole left by Truelock as he sped away

Landers desperately tried to drive away as Truelock moved his gun further into the car window and said: 'You don't think I won't put it in your f******g head. You ain't driving nowhere you're in my f******g driveway motherf****r.'

He then sped off, leading to Truelock firing a bullet at the back of his car.

Landers claims he was so terrified while trying to escape that he crashed into a ditch during the incident in Fannin County, Texas, USA.

He added: 'I thought he was going to get in his car and chase me. I was doing 70-80 down this gravel road and I fishtailed and hit a ditch and totaled my car.

'I then crawled across the other side of the road because I thought he was going to kill me.'

Truelock was arrested for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon and made bond the following day. He is scheduled to appear in court on July 13th, 2020.

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Landers eventually decides to speed off (right), leaving Truelock to fire a bullet into his vehicle

Under Texas law he could face up to 20 years in prison and a fine of up to $10,000 USD.

Truelock's attorney, Scott Smith, declined to comment, except to say that Landers' version of events was 'incorrect'.

Fannin County Sheriff's Office confirmed the incident was now in the hands of the District Attorney.