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Driver arrested Monday charged with 1st-degree attempted assault, 2nd-degree assault (felony), hit-and-run felony, reckless driving, and unlawful use of a weapon for his car attack against a motorcyclist. Samir Helio Pazzoto-Filho also reckless drove for days before the crash.

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Ryan of Maryland 🤓1 year ago

If I were the king of america, I would expand the list of crimes punishable by death pretty significantly. This crime deserves hanging. The driver should absolutely be charged with attempted homicide. The fact that the motorcyclist gave him the middle finger has nothing to do with it. You don't kill somebody over a middle finger.

Javert Smith1 year ago

Is sami wtf an illegal?

Brandon Beez1 year ago

Shocker. His name is Samir.

Crockett1 year ago

another dangerous illegal alien

rk1 year ago

Why's his name so long

Tom MAGA 🇺🇸1 year ago

Bye-bye Samir. 👋 You’re going away for a while.

SamanthaJBryant1 year ago

So no attempted murder? wtf? That was attempted murder. He used that vehicle as a fucking weapon.

Choose Life1 year ago

He should have been charged with attempted murder.

Michael sanchez1 year ago

Another illegal?

Cheri B1 year ago

I’m thankful they caught him.

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