North Carolina police accused a man of allegedly crashing his car into another one in an attempt to kill his wife — which echoed what he alleged was heard saying at the scene.

Anderson Singleton, 33, faces several felony charges, including assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, after police said he allegedly intentionally caused a head-on car crash on Saturday. According to reporting by local CBS affiliate WNCN, Singleton was driving a black Honda CR-V with his wife in the front passenger seat when he allegedly swerved into an oncoming brown Toyota Camry.

The crash was caught on camera by a passerby, whose vehicle had a dashcam.

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WNCN interviewed Jorge Bravo, the driver of that SUV who stopped to help the victims of the crash after it occurred. Bravo told WNCN that Singleton reportedly had a lot to say in the aftermath of the collision, which injured Singleton, his wife, and the two men inside the Toyota Camry.

Referring to Singleton, Bravo said, “He was like, ‘Oh, that’s not an accident. I was trying to kill my wife and myself. We were fighting each other. We’re trying to kill each other. We’re definitely going to the psych ward.””

Police stated that they did not believe Singleton was impaired at the time of the alleged crash.