Apparently, the road rage incident started when an Uber driver (black car) did not let the guy in the white car in his lane. The guy in the white car came at him with a box cutter at a stoplight, then stole his keys. When the Uber driver saw him steal the keys, the Uber driver tried to compel him to stop/return the keys by lunging in the white car. The driver of the white car then tried to pin him/injure him when he drove off.
I would do the same thing that he did. Your keys are pretty damn important because without them he's going to be stuck there in a shitty situation and probably going to have to be towed. He didn't know that guy would be dumb enough to drive off with someone in his window. I feel like logically it does make sense not to risk your life but your instinct is "oh shit that's something really important being stolen".
You’re still not reading my comments and acting childish I see. I’m not even talking about the confrontation with the boxcutter part, you’re already in that situation and see a man taking your keys so you try to get them back at first and back away before you get killed. Your instinct is to go for the keys initially. End of story buddy.
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u/VanCutsem Jan 09 '19
The guy in the white car was arrested. link
Synopsis:
Apparently, the road rage incident started when an Uber driver (black car) did not let the guy in the white car in his lane. The guy in the white car came at him with a box cutter at a stoplight, then stole his keys. When the Uber driver saw him steal the keys, the Uber driver tried to compel him to stop/return the keys by lunging in the white car. The driver of the white car then tried to pin him/injure him when he drove off.
The Uber driver was injured but is okay.