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Hey!
My daddy's a po -po, bitch.
What you gonna do? My daddy's a po -po.
Bye, dumbass bitch.
In the last few years, the number of Americans on the road has skyrocketed.
And that means more traffic, more accidents, and
also more rage.
with violent road rage of nearly 500%.
out of one's vehicle to confront another driver, especially with violence, is a
very bad idea for obvious reasons.
Fortunately, in this situation, though it's unclear why it began, the man who
was thrown appeared to avoid serious injury.
But the risks of putting oneself in the path of a vehicle
are clear at a red light in
Arizona.
This
driver
appears to throw an object at a car in another lane,
which, according to the person filming, is payback for some
previous interaction on the road.
Moments later, the car he allegedly threw something at backs into the
open.
But the other driver opts to stay in the car.
And then...
The driver of the white car pulls forward and sideswipes the
other car's door, rendering it almost useless.
Bro, I can't even shut that door now.
Bro.
It's unknown if the two drivers cross paths again, but it's clearly a very
costly reminder.
Escalating a fight on the road, especially by getting out of one's
leaves a driver wide open to
some serious damage.
In
the
U .S., Many residential two -way streets are wide enough for cars to park on
both sides and two lanes of traffic to pass in the middle.
But where streets are narrower, sharing the road requires a bit more
consideration, which unfortunately, not every driver is accustomed to.
It's a quiet day in a Boston suburb, but not for long.
The driver of the dark sedan moves over.
But then honks his horn, apparently because he wasn't shown the same
courtesy.
And though the altercation could end with those few
heated words, it doesn't.
And while the two men manage to avoid a physical confrontation, it takes a fed
up resident to bring the back and forth to an end.
They eventually
go their separate ways.
Hopefully next time, the man in the dark sedan will just be happy he made the
more helpful choice.
and the other driver can simply wave a polite thank you.
According
to a
recent study, dash cams have become increasingly popular in private
with up to 20 % of U .S. drivers now using them.
In their merit,
is clear capturing major crashes
and minor blunders
which can often help settle disputes about what really happened in an
accident and sometimes
even beyond in austin texas a cars dash cam records
as the driver exits the highway onto a feeder road with his child in the back
seat.
As two lanes converge,
a motorist merges from the right, leaving too little room for the driver
the dash cam to stop in time.
Despite the collision, the other motorist... continues onto the freeway,
apparently with no immediate intention of stopping and exchanging information.
So the driver with the dash cam pursues.
And finally, gets the other driver to pull back off the highway and
into a busy parking lot.
The driver with the dash cam leaves his child in the car and steps out to
document the damage.
While the driver of the other car takes a different approach.
According to the driver with the dash cam, the other driver approaches and
accuses him of causing the accident.
And when the man disputes that, the driver swings.
Fortunately, The attacked man's calls for help reportedly caused the
aggressor to back off.
But he continues to remain at the scene while the driver with the dash cam calls
police.
According to the driver with the
dash cam, police soon arrive on the scene.
and take statements from both men.
According to the offense report, the alleged attacker is arrested a few days
later and charged with assault causing bodily injury.
And according to news reports, that's due in large part to the vital evidence
his dash cam recorded both on the road and
off.
During an altercation on the road, like this one, because those involved
sometimes seem incapable of controlling their own emotions, a bystander might be
the only thing that can come between them and a tragic outcome.
But make no mistake, though intervening can save some lives, it could also
put the peacemaker
That grave risk.
According to news report,
these two people are attacking this car after a minor accident on the road.
The woman recording from her car is Alicia Jefferson Joseph.
I was on the phone with my mom, and I heard like a crash.
All of a sudden, this car pulls up next to me.
and another car pulls up right next to it. And the guy jumps out, and he's
get out the car, get out the car. And I'm like, when am I calling back?
Something's going down.
Then, Alicia spots something truly terrifying.
The two people banging on the car appear to have a gun, which passes from the
woman's hand to the man.
He takes the gun from the girl and he...
Beating on the window, trying to bust the window.
Making matters even worse, the apparent weapon is not being handled with care.
You see the gun go flying, and I'm just like, this is not going to be good.
Then, as the woman amps up her attack, Alicia makes a bold decision.
He ran to my clock.
You're going to go to jail.
And that's when you see, like, the camera drop.
And I have a concealed permit, and I carry two.
Alicia claims she then picks up her weapon.
I was not about to be his victim.
Suddenly.
Finally, I guess what I'm saying registered in his head, and he re -met
car. The girl was back at the car, and he left.
Once the pair has moved away, Alicia pulls up to the other driver and
claims to see a young woman who seems severely shaken.
She was crying so hard that she couldn't talk, and I kept telling her, this is
not your fault.
Like, an accident doesn't cause people to act like that. This is not your
Shortly after the incident, the 20 -year -old woman who was attacking the car is
identified by authorities and arrested.
A few days later, the Florida Highway Patrol tracks down the man. He is also
arrested.
Both are charged with multiple crimes related to the incident. The case is
ongoing.
And though Alicia is unsure what happened with the other driver, she
does have a good idea of what ultimately may have saved the young woman from
harm.
Those windows were not even scratched.
They were heaven sent, most definitely.
But there's no denying Alicia also deserves credit for intervening.
My parents raised us to always help anybody that needs help, so I wouldn't
hesitate to do it again.
If
there's
one thing that many road altercations have in common, it's the apparent need
each motorist to one -up the other.
in whatever way they can.
But sometimes, it can be even more interesting when one party
refuses to engage.
The driver filming claims this
woman followed him to this parking lot, possibly in response.
to him changing lanes ahead of her. My daddy's a po -po, bitch.
What you gonna do?
My daddy's a po -po.
And as he keeps silent... Bye, dumbass bitch.
She... Keep recording me. I'm pretty.
I'm pretty.
...does all the heavy lifting.
Get on. Do it tonight.
Me tonight.
I already got your license plate. My daddy's gonna come get you at.
After the video is widely viewed, the man recording claims the woman messages
him an apology, saying she deeply regrets her words and actions.
My daddy's a po -po. And allegedly reveals that her father is not, in fact,
police officer.
What you gonna do? My daddy's a po -po.
Bye, dumbass bitch.
In Australia, a car's dash cam records as it begins to pass a double trailer
semi on a city street.
Moments later, its rear dash cam captures this.
The massive semi pulls to the left and onto the sidewalk, taking out street
signs and a light pole before veering back onto the road
and then right back off again, this time
nearly colliding with a car before destroying a bus stop
and a home's outer brick wall.
and coming to a stop.
The driver with the dash cam immediately pulls over to check on the truck
driver, who, he reports, is allegedly slumped over the wheel, but incredibly
found to have only minor injuries.
A spokesman for the trucking company claims the driver suffered a medical
emergency behind the wheel.
No other injuries are reported, which, considering the size of the truck and
where this took place, is nothing short of miraculous.
Dude, I really want to grab him. Should I grab him, Nick?
Where are you going to put him?
I'll put him in my pocket until we get somewhere.
Two men bought a baby bird on the shoulder of the highway.
And one of them jumps into action.
I'm dead serious. Should I put him back in the woods? Yeah, you should put him
in the woods. His ma's probably in the woods.
But after two failed attempts to keep the bird away from the highway... What?
I don't want a duck in the car, dude!
Nick, hold on to it. I'm not holding on to the duck! Dude, we gotta take it to
an animal shelter.
No, you can take it... Oh my God. It literally ran up the hill twice.
I'm not gonna...
Actually,
this duck is most likely a young Canadian goose.
But regardless, it's much too young to survive on its own.
So the two good Samaritans make an extra stop and
bring it to a safe house of sorts.
I'm dropping it off here so someone can call animal control.
Peace, duck.
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