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Dude. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. I've been involved in plenty of emergency
situations.
Call 911.
This was just the first time that I've had one happen directly in front of me.
In the last few years, the number of Americans on the road has skyrocketed.
And that means more traffic, more action, and
also more rage.
With violent road rage up nearly 500%.
Nearly one -fifth of all car accidents in the U .S. occur in parking lots.
And though most of these are relatively minor, caused by distracted drivers,
every now and then, there are those situations that defy any
logical explanation.
In Michigan, according to the owner of the car that was
just hit, This pickup driver is deliberately targeting their vehicle in
grocery store parking lot.
For no apparent reason.
The struck vehicle's owner claims that the first hit, although not captured on
camera, happened while she and her boyfriend were in the car.
And that the shocking act is totally random by a complete stranger.
Multiple people call 911 as the pickup truck appears to idle one lane over.
But moments later, the truck's driver pulls around again.
The truck remains in this position for nearly a minute.
before finally pulling away and coming back one more time.
The
truck's driver
then heads to the exit where he reportedly rams into a police cruiser
to the scene.
He's pursued by a second officer for four miles before he is finally stopped
after receiving medical treatment, arrested.
The 53 -year -old driver pleaded guilty to three counts of assault with a
dangerous weapon.
One count of fleeing from a police officer.
And one count of operating while intoxicated.
The woman's car is totaled, having reportedly sustained 10 hits.
But when the story captures media attention, a local dealership donates
a new car to the woman.
A small bright spot in an otherwise nightmarish scenario.
According to the CDC, an alcohol impaired
driver kill someone every 45 minutes in the United States.
And what makes this statistic even more terrifying is that those drivers can
come from any direction at any time of the day or night with
absolutely no warning.
On a highway in Minnesota,
A traffic camera course as vehicles move along smoothly.
When suddenly...
A
white sedan traveling
at a high speed overshoots the on -ramp, barreling straight into a box truck.
which then careened into a concrete wall and burst into flames.
As what appears to be the truck's fuel spreads out around it, the driver's side
door opens, but the thick smoke and growing inferno just outside forced the
driver to retreat back into his cabin.
Then, finally,
The driver emerges from the passenger side.
Possibly in shock, he lingers dangerously close to the explosive
a quick -thinking Samaritan hurries in and convinces him to move
to safer ground.
A short time later, police arrive and tend to the driver who caused the
accident.
According to reports, her blood alcohol content is four times the legal limit,
and she's rushed to the hospital.
Firefighters eventually manage to put out the fire, but the truck is
The driver is later convicted of third -degree driving while impaired.
Fortunately, neither driver sustains life -threatening injuries.
A senseless and terrifying situation that had the truck driver not been able
remove himself from the flames could have ended much, much worse.
In Pawnee County, Oklahoma, a brutal example of how getting into an
on the road with anyone, regardless of who may appear to have the upper hand,
can turn into a life -or -death situation in a heartbeat.
A motorcyclist's camera records as his biker friends ride alongside a pickup
truck.
According to the group of 10 motorcyclists, the truck driver
off going uphill in a no -pass zone and nearly caused a crash.
But the trucker alleges it was the bikers who were driving recklessly and
called for some backup.
Moments later, he pulls over across from his brother, who's holding a shotgun,
while his neighbor pulls up.
And that's when the bikers realize they're in way, way over their head.
In Oklahoma, a group of bikers and a truck driver are in a heated discussion
about an earlier incident on the road.
So the trucker calls for backup.
And when he pulls over across from his brother, who's holding a shotgun, and
then his neighbor joins in, the bikers are suddenly in serious trouble.
A shotgun blast.
Cue the trucker's attack on the biker, as the two other truckers and the woman
from the first truck come out to confront the rest of the bikers.
Despite young children, Apparently with an earshot,
the trucker continues the ruthless beating, while the other bikers
are held back by the man with the shotgun and the third trucker, who
be wielding a knife.
And when that trucker reveals an intimidating
tattoo on his torso, the bikers wisely back off.
even more while
the
trucker who had the shotgun comes to the aid of the beaten biker just off camera
the trucker with the tattoo reportedly puts a knife to a biker's neck and
grabs a camera belonging to one of the bikers.
Incredibly, the young biker who was beaten seems to recover, likely due to
helmet protecting him from most of the blows.
As the tattoo trucker returns, holding the ill -gotten camera, which causes yet
another confrontation.
Finally, the two groups agree to go their separate ways.
But the tattooed trucker has one final warning.
Enjoy yourself.
I pray for everybody.
But the bikers go against the truckers' wishes and later show authorities the
footage from their other camera, which recorded the whole encounter.
All three truckers are arrested.
The tattooed trucker ultimately pleads guilty to grand larceny from a person,
misdemeanor assault, and assault and battery with a dangerous weapon.
bringing at least some resolution to a terrifying ordeal that never should have
happened in the first place.
In Midland,
Texas, a desperate situation that's about to get even more so.
Two deputies responding to an emergency call about an infant who stopped
breathing are held up at a train crossing.
And as the end of the long, slow train finally comes into view, the deputy in
front attempts to make up for lost time.
Oh, my God!
In Midland, Texas...
Two deputies rushing to help an infant who has stopped breathing are held up by
a freight train.
And a risky move to make up lost time proves disastrous.
Oh, my God.
The officer in front hits the gas just after the train clears.
Unaware of another train coming from the opposite direction, which the officer
has no way of seeing from where he is.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
Stay in the car. Stay in the car.
Bystanders rushed to assist as the fate of the officer is unknown.
In the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus, in the name of Jesus.
Please, Jesus Christ, please, Jesus Christ.
Oh, my God.
Incredibly, the officer gets out of the vehicle with only minor injuries and is
brought to a local hospital.
A second rescue team is reportedly able to reach the infant in distress who was
taken to a nearby emergency room.
A terrifying reminder of the risks all first responders face.
When rushing to save the lives of others.
Oh, my God.
In Florida, a woman's dash cam records as she passes an SUV on a suburban road.
And though the path occurs during the dashed yellow line and appears to be
legal, it apparently doesn't sit well with the other driver.
Because of the red light just ahead, the SUV
driver pulls up and speaks her mind.
Sound
advice,
which the driver recording.
will now have to consider for herself as the SUV driver passes
her. You're on camera!
You're on camera, bitch!
I passed you! Get over it!
Yeah, go f*** yourself!
The addition of the obscene hand gesture seems to up the ante even more.
And at the next stop, the driver recording tosses
out a retaliation.
The SUV driver seems to ignore her taunts.
Until suddenly.
A possible brake check causing the driver behind to pass the SUV
once again.
This time over the solid yellow lines.
Which seems to finally bring the one -upmanship to an end.
But not the name -calling.
which the SUV driver launches into one last time from behind.
In
the
end, though there are no winners here, at
least they found some common ground.
On the highway south of Denver, Brady Allen is enjoying a Sunday ride on his
motorcycle, unaware that today's trip will be unlike any other he's ever had.
I took that road because it's more fun instead of taking the interstate.
Well, once the road turns into just one lane in each direction, the car in front
of him suddenly... What the hell are you doing?
...veers to the left.
Who are you?
Oh, my God.
Just south of Denver, Colorado, Brady Allen is riding his motorcycle behind an
SUV.
What the hell are you doing? Which suddenly, dude, are you kidding me?
course. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God.
They just wrecked cars.
Okay. I really thought he was just pulling over initially.
And then he didn't slow down.
And then he starts bouncing through mud puddles and stuff at 50 miles an hour.
Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Oh, my
God. Oh, my God.
Brady pulls over to help.
Having had experience responding to danger.
Call 911.
I used to be a medic in the Army. I've been a cop.
So I've been involved in plenty of emergency situations. This was just the
time that I'd had one happen directly in front of me.
Hey, get on your phone and call 911.
Running down to the car, you're running every nightmare scenario through your
head. You're sitting there going, I hope it wasn't six pregnant ladies.
Just stay where you're at. Just stay where you're at.
Thankfully, I ran up on the passenger side and opened the door, and it was
the driver, and he was awake.
Okay, just stay where you're at for right now.
Don't move around too much. Is anybody else in the car with you?
Okay.
He wasn't confused.
He wasn't giving me nonsensical answers.
Do you know where you are?
Yeah. Do you know what happened?
I don't know what happened. Okay.
Do you think you hit your head? I mean, I'm sure you, I know you hit, you got a
bloody nose, so I'm sure you hit the airbag.
I'm sure I did. I pretty quickly got the impression that he wasn't impaired in
any way.
And so I figured he either fell asleep or blacked out.
Once first responders arrive, Brady leaves the scene.
But he stays in touch with the driver.
When I talked to him a couple of weeks later, he was able to tell me, you know,
he didn't really have any injuries from the accident. And his doctors could just
tell him that he had blacked out and had some kind of a medical episode. Holy!
Okay.
And regardless of the cause, Brady has some advice for
anyone else who comes upon the scene of an accident.
Are you hurt?
If you're in a situation like this, the biggest thing you can do is remain calm.
If you're panicking, they're going to panic.
So just breathe and stay calm because their behavior will mirror yours.
Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, oh
my god.
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