The former football player lifted the mother of two children into the air and threw her to the ground during a road rage incident.

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In a road rage incident in the United States, former football player Gladior Kwesiah (26) lifted and threw two children’s mother Hailea Soares (31) into the air.

The incident occurred on Friday morning at the intersection of Route 1 and Route 1A. According to reports, Kwesiah harassed Soares on the highway and then suddenly hit the brakes, causing an accident. After getting out of the vehicle, Kwesiah attacked the young mother, who is 1.52 meters tall and weighs 50 kilograms. According to eyewitnesses, the attacker first hit the roof of the woman’s car and then lifted her up and threw her to the ground with her head facing forward.

According to the Attleboro Police Department, the arriving officers found Soares lying on the ground with blood flowing from her head. The young woman, who was taken to Sturdy Memorial Hospital, suffered a broken foot and knee, serious damage to her eye socket, and received eight stitches on her head.

Soares, a mother of two children aged one and eight, said, "At that moment, I thought I was going to die. I thought about how my baby would never remember me." Friends have started a fundraising campaign for Soares, who is the sole breadwinner for her children.

Kwesiha, who began his football career at American International College in 2017 and achieved state-wide success, was arrested on multiple charges. The suspect, who is being prosecuted for causing bodily injury, damaging property, driving without a license, and assault with a dangerous weapon, has a bail set at $2,500.

Attleboro Police Department Sergeant Kevin Sellers stated, "It is unacceptable and shocking for a man to attack a woman in this way. Necessary legal actions have been initiated."