New York auto insurance fraudsters crash into a driver on the Queens Beltway Parkway in chaotic footage

Chaotic dashcam video captured the moment suspected insurance fraudsters collided with a motorist, seemingly faking their injuries before noticing a dashcam on the Belt Parkway in Queens.

Ashpia Natasha was driving on the three-lane parkway at 11 a.m. Wednesday when a silver Honda Accord crossed from the center lane into the left lane, cutting her off before the erratic driver slammed on the brakes, according to video of the accident. which was posted on TikTok.

Natasha's quick reaction saved her from colliding with the Honda.

The erratic driver turns on his hazard lights before hitting the accelerator and ramming the car into Natasha's front bumper.

“Oh my god, what is he doing?” Natasha screamed.

“I just had an accident, I don’t know what’s happening,” Natasha told her husband over the car’s speakerphone. “This guy just turned into me, what the fuck is going on?”

Natasha claims two backseat passengers used a “tarp” to cover the rear windshield so the male driver could swap seats with a female passenger.

Four occupants exited the Honda, appearing injured as they examined the damage to the bumper.

“I think the intent was to say I hit her car for insurance fraud,” Natasha said.

A passenger exiting through the driver's door held out her cell phone, appearing to record both vehicles.

A red Kia that had been chasing Natasha pulled up to the scene and picked up the suspected male driver before driving away.

Natasha recalled that the behavior of the remaining three passengers changed after they discovered their dashcam.

“They came out of the car with only their mobile phones to record the damage to both cars. They quickly asked about my insurance and left quickly after the exchange.”

The male passenger spoke to Natasha and explained that his wife was driving and did not speak English.

“They exchanged my driver's license, insurance, registration and everything else very quickly, so I didn't even think about it,” she said in a follow-up video.

Natasha had asked the remaining passengers if they could wait for her husband to show up, but they said they had to “leave immediately to pick up their baby.”