A man in Connecticut traded blows with multiple people who were attempting a brazen broad-daylight carjacking.
Police are searching for the four suspects captured on camera attempting to steal a car parked in a residential driveway in Rocky Hill, Connecticut.
The homeowner's Ring video surveillance system captured the entire incident, and police released the video as they seek to identify the suspects.
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Video of the crime shows a lone carjacker approach and enter a red Infiniti parked on Valley View Drive. The owner, rushing out of the house, confronts the suspect and pulls him out of the car by force.
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Footage captures the two struggling before breaking apart — the suspect then charges the owner and the two begin grappling once again.
The suspect was eventually joined by three other suspects, two of which took multiple shots at the victim's face while he was restrained. The fourth suspect stood by and watched the incident unfold.
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The assault ended when another individual inside the house yells out that they are calling the police, inspiring the gang of four suspects to flee in a black Mercedes.
"This incident is still being investigated by the Rocky Hill Police Department Detective Division," Rocky Hill Police Department said. "If anyone has any information regarding this incident is asked to contact Detective Matthew Seguin at 860-258-2047 or at mseguin@Rockyhillct.gov"