BETHESDA, Md. -- A slap to the face was so loud, a cell phone camera captured the sharp sound from approximately 35 feet away.[br /][br /]That slap was the climax to a road rage incident in Bethesda, Maryland.[br /][Ads /][br /]Police told [url HREF=" https://wjla.com/news/local/driver-nearly-runs-over-pedestrian-in-bethesda-then-gets-out-and-slaps-him[br /]" TARGET="nofollow" REL="_blank"]WJLA[/url] the driver of a jeep nearly hit a male pedestrian as he walked in a crosswalk.[br /][br /]"The biggest thing to me was the sound, it was very loud," said Donald Bushman who recorded the incident on his cell phone.[br /][br /]Bushman was standing outside a restaurant where he works at the time.[br /][Ads /][br /]The video shows the pedestrian later use his cell phone to get the driver's license plate number.[br /][br /]The driver, Christos Gerrassimou, 24, is now charged with second-degree assault.[br /][br /]"It's kind of something that needs to be taken more seriously by both fronts, suggested Bushman. "That are either looking down at their phone or don't really care about their surroundings," he added.