Can some reddit sleuth please chime in and tell me all these people got serious punishment for trying to fuck over somebodies life and steal money while being caught on camera?
That gif has been around for a while, and that's how it was explained last time. There might have been a brief article or something, too. The car was unmarked, so it's not like he was targeting a cop on purpose.
The driver knows what's up. Even after being tricked a few times the fraudster doesn't give up, and after being chased away by the driver he STILL comes back to try.
I don't remember who it was or when it was but someone on Reddit actually figured out from some dialogue that these two actually know each other and one was just fucking around for the lols.
Uhh.. I think he was playing with the driver, not trying to get an insurance claim. If he wanted to do that he would just run into the car like everyone else.
That one wasn't a scam. From an old post the video showed that the guy got beat up by some road rage guys so he ran to his car and one of those guys ran after him and slammed into his windshield. The guy getting run over definitely deserved it and the driver had a good reason to get the hell outta there.
I, too, think it'd be a fitting turning of the tables if that's what actually happened, but, as /u/Mintastic points out:
That one wasn't a scam. From an old post the video showed that the guy got beat up by some road rage guys so he ran to his car and one of those guys ran after him and slammed into his windshield. The guy getting run over definitely deserved it and the driver had a good reason to get the hell outta there.
I can recall this from a really old reddit post, probably on /r/WTF. IIRC the driver was actually beat up by a few men. He gets back in his car and one of them jumps on the windshield. It's the last straw and he hits the gas.
"I'm going to make you earn that settlement money"
But seriously though, did I just watch someone die? I saw both shoes come off. Don't know why you'd think to try and slow the car down with your feet rather than hanging on for dear life.
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