"She opens up the car and steps onto some chicken and she's like, ‘What the f***? Why is there some chicken on the ground?’ And she looks over at me and she's like, ‘Are you serious man? You’re just throwing chicken onto the ground?' I'm like, 'who cares, leave me alone," Grant said.
A police report states the argument escalated when the other driver, identified as 31-year-old Charelle Dale, took scissors and tried slashing Grant's coworker's tires.
"I jump out of the car and tackle her to the ground and I put her into citizens arrest," Grant said.
Cell phone video captured the chaos, moments before the shooting occurred.
Grant says he didn't even realize there was a gun pointed at his head, which was in Dale's hand at the time.
"I was in the military and I never got shot, but I get shot in Safeway over some chicken," Grant said.
As security was on the phone with 911, Grant was shot in the leg.
Then, another woman is seen running to the scene, believed to be Dale's girlfriend. Then, they both ran away on South Andover Street, then north of Rainier Avenue South.
"If she's willing to shoot somebody over chicken, she's willing to shoot someone over anything," Grant said.
Dale is being held on $350,000 bail, charged with second-degree assault and first-degree unlawful possession of a firearm in connection to the shooting.