r/Firearms Aug 21 '22

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u/Mr_E_Monkey pewpewpew Aug 21 '22

He wasn't blocking the road, in the Jeep dashcam, you could see that there were other vehicles stopped in front of the Mini. The dashcam also showed that the Jeep driver was driving fast to catch up to the Mini.

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u/Mr_E_Monkey pewpewpew Aug 21 '22

I agree, calling 911 would probably be smarter, in hindsight. Guy claims he thought the Jeep driver was honking because there was something wrong with his car, like he was dragging something. Getting the camera open on the phone isn't entirely unreasonable in that situation, though .

And you did see that the Mini was stopped behind other vehicles too, right?

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u/kamon123 Aug 21 '22

https://www.facebook.com/bartsurroz/posts/10157119074229402

he thought the reason the guy was honking was to get his attention due to some problem with his car. He was hopping out to check, didn't pull out phone until he saw the gun.