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 SACRAMENTO -- A driver was headed to the Sacramento International Airport on Interstate 5 early Saturday morning when he saw the body of a man in the road. 
  
 "Oh my God," he can be heard saying in his dashcam recording. "A person laying down in the street." 
  
 The witness did not want his name used but wanted to share his video of the aftermath of what investigators say was a two-car crash that became a fight. One driver beat the other to death with a baseball bat. 
  
 That bat-wielding suspect was then hit by another car and killed as he walked on the highway. 
  
 "Honestly, since I seen the body it has not left my mind," the witness told FOX40. "It's kind of a very scary situation and got me concerned." 
  
 According to the Sacramento County Coroner, 39-year-old Jason Dykes, of Sacramento, and 37-year-old Oroville resident Jose Rodriguez-Carrasco died in the incident. Rodriguez-Carrasco was listed as being killed in a car accident. 
  
 Their cars collided near Arena Boulevard along I-5 north before the two drivers continued to a spot near I-5 and Del Paso Road. There they got out of the cars and began to fight. 
  
 Another passerby, who did not want to be identified, captured a video that appears to show one man swinging the bat used to kill the other driver from the crash before he himself was killed. 
  
 "Honestly, it shocked me because I would never expect such a thing to happen. People get into accidents every day," the witness who saw the aftermath said. "We're all insured, simply have the insurance worry about it. Why would you hurt another person? It's just ridiculous." 
  
 DMV records show Dykes had a suspended driver's license. He additionally had a warrant out for his arrest after failing to appear for a 30-day jail sentence in June. The charges surrounding his jail term included resisting arrest. 
  
 Additionally, Rodriguez-Carrasco also did not have his driver's license, according to DMV records. He had started filling out an application for a California license but it was never completed. 
  
 The driver who hit the homicide suspect stayed at the scene and spoke with investigators. The CHP has not yet clarified if that person will face charges. ||||| Update: Read The Bee’s latest story on the drivers’ DMV records here. 
  
 The two men who were killed early Sunday morning after a vehicle collision caused a fight on Interstate 5 in Natomas were identified Monday. 
  
 Their vehicles hit each other in the northbound lanes of I-5 around 3:44 a.m., prompting the men to drive farther up the freeway near Del Paso Road, get out of their cars and fight, California Highway Patrol spokesman Mike Zerfas said. 
  
 Jason Dykes of Sacramento was killed in the fight, the Sacramento County Coroner’s Office said. The Coroner’s Office identified the other man as Jose Rodriguez-Carrasco of Oroville. Witnesses said one man was chasing the other with a bat, according to police dispatch traffic archived on Broadcastify.com. 
  
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 “The witness I spoke to, she said she saw a guy with a bat chasing another man,” a police officer says. After the confrontation, a person witnesses described as a Hispanic man in his 30s – likely Rodriguez-Carrasco, 37 – was “hitting vehicles with a bat or a pipe,” the dispatcher said, “and there’s a male lying in the roadway and bystanders are giving the male CPR.” 
  
 Dykes, 39, was killed in the fight after suffering what appeared to be blunt force trauma, Zerfas said. Then, Rodriguez-Carrasco, walking north on the freeway, was hit and killed by passing driver, Zerfas said. “It escalated from a traffic collision to a fight to a homicide,” he said Sunday. 
  
 Zerfas did not have additional information Monday morning, but expected investigators would update him soon. 
  
 Later in the scanner recording, it appears a police officer has apprehended someone – possibly the driver who hit Rodriguez-Carrasco. “Can you alert jail staff that I have one coming in who’s uncooperative? He’s flipping his cuffs,” an officer can be heard saying. |||||
Output:
Police in California now have a better idea what happened in a road-rage incident over the weekend that left two drivers dead. Vehicles driven by Jose Rodriguez-Carrasco, 37, and Jason Dykes, 39, hit each other on I-5 near Sacramento about 3:45am Sunday, reports the Sacramento Bee. The men drove on before stopping and emerging to fight. Police say Dykes was killed during that fight, and witnesses told dispatchers that Rodriguez-Carrasco used a baseball bat. Rodriguez-Carrasco then was fatally struck by a car while walking north on the highway. “The witness I spoke to, she said she saw a guy with a bat chasing another man,” says a police officer. Other witnesses reported seeing a man walking on the freeway hitting vehicles with a pipe or bat, apparently after the fight. Dashcam video via Fox 40 shows the chaotic aftermath, with vehicles stopped on and off the freeway. (Note that the content may be disturbing, though bodies are blurred.) Other footage appears to show a man with a bat. Some passersby stopped and were trying to give CPR.