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Even if it all is as the shooter says,...he had the option of just pulling over and letting the azzhole continue down the road away from him. If the other dude also stopped and decided to engage,...well,...then it all would have happened on the side of the road.
But to play devil's advocate,...I can also see him making the counter-argument that keeping mobile and not pulling over was more secure, because once stopped,...where is there to go?
But to play devil's advocate,...I can also see him making the counter-argument that keeping mobile and not pulling over was more secure, because once stopped,...where is there to go?
and his poor friend!!
Guys just probably needed a ride home after work .. didn't expect to get showered with windshield and if the cops pulled them over after shooting at a moving car, through their windshield on a congested highway
they are going to be a little keyed up and itchy and the driver could have put the poor shlub in a dangerous position or at very least picking pieces of road shoulder gravel out of his cheeks as he was handcuffed!
Guys just probably needed a ride home after work .. didn't expect to get showered with windshield and if the cops pulled them over after shooting at a moving car, through their windshield on a congested highway
they are going to be a little keyed up and itchy and the driver could have put the poor shlub in a dangerous position or at very least picking pieces of road shoulder gravel out of his cheeks as he was handcuffed!
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/tonight-live-streamed-interview-with-orlando-man-who-shot-through-his-own-windshield-during-road-rage-incident/
Live streamed tonight, his explanation on why he did what he did
Live streamed tonight, his explanation on why he did what he did
I was driving on the I-10 a couple of weeks ago, when a pebble popped up and put a big star on my windshield, right in my line of sight. I got online with my insurance company, and filed a claim without ever speaking to a person. The next day, the Safelite truck came to my house, and the nice young man installed a new windshield, no questions, no charge.
So, the good news is:
1 - This guy probably won't have to pay for a new windshield. ("It was a really big pebble!")
2 - Any of youse guys could probably get a free replacement windshield, too, if you decided to do some experimenting.
So, the good news is:
1 - This guy probably won't have to pay for a new windshield. ("It was a really big pebble!")
2 - Any of youse guys could probably get a free replacement windshield, too, if you decided to do some experimenting.
smithers599 said:I was driving on the I-10 a couple of weeks ago, when a pebble popped up and put a big star on my windshield, right in my line of sight. I got online with my insurance company, and filed a claim without ever speaking to a person. The next day, the Safelite truck came to my house, and the nice young man installed a new windshield, no questions, no charge.
So, the good news is:
1 - This guy probably won't have to pay for a new windshield. ("It was a really big pebble!")
2 - Any of youse guys could probably get a free replacement windshield, too, if you decided to do some experimenting.
I am good for a windshield a year. I patch them with the goop from the auto parts a few times and they last a while but inevitably AZ throws a big hunk and I have to replace it. I have never turned it into insurance. I dont even know if I have that rider.
Boriqua said:
Watch the speed displayed at the bottom of the screen...the shooter sped up to maintain proximity with the Nissan. That definitely does not show any type of disengagement, just the opposite. I'm amazed this guy isn't in jail (both drivers).
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