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Man charged after allegedly using pepper spray during road rage incident

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A driver has been charged after allegedly dousing another vehicle with pepper spray during a road rage incident.

9News obtained video of the incident, which took place in the inner Adelaide suburb of Norwood last month.

A car can be seen pulling up beside a white van at the Britannia roundabout, with the drivers appearing to be in the middle of an argument.

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A driver has been charged after allegedly spraying another vehicle with pepper spray during a road rage incident that was captured on video. Nine

As they came to a stop, the driver of one car can be heard saying, "Pull over now".

The passenger-side window of one car is rolled down.

The driver of the van then begins to spray a pink substance towards the vehicle, which police allege was capsicum spray.

Since the alleged incident, a 35-year-old man, believed to be the driver of the van, has been charged with aggravated assault, carrying an offensive weapon, and refusing to comply with an alcohol test.

A man and a woman in the other vehicle were treated by paramedics but were not injured.

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