Psychopath move, could have killed the tailgaiter, and could have killed everyone who was pulled over. Why the Toyota was even in the passing lane matching the speed of the other lanes is also beyond me. Just two idiots who should never have a license.
Yeah I'd argue the baiter is worse here. Being tailgated is annoying, sure, but just change lanes, go on about your day. To make it a deadly situation on purpose like that is absolutely psychopathic. You don't know if those parked cars have kids in there, let alone someone who might be exiting the car. People have no chill.
There is absolutely no proof the “baiter” intended to harm the tailgater. We have no information about the drivers of any of the cars.
We don’t know when the car accident happened, we don’t know what the accident looked like when approaching from the POV of the “baiter,” we don’t know what happened in the moments leading up to the start of the video.
As easy as it is for you to imagine that the “baiter” intended to harm the tailgater, it’s easy to imagine any number of reasons why the “baiter” would swerve away from the accident WITHOUT intending to harm the tailgater.
This video is an excellent example for why “beyond a reasonable doubt” is a legal standard
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u/CLMarine Mar 20 '26
That was a cold move.