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NEW: BMW driver nearly runs down two competitive cyclists and throws objects at them during a training ride in Orange County Luke Fetzer explains what happened at 0;30 Ben Byra and Fetzer say they were training for a race along Pacific Coast Highway and Bayshore Drive in Newport Beach... Video shows Byra jumping onto the sidewalk to avoid the car while the BMW then comes close to Fetzer Byra said the driver came inches from his rear wheel just seconds after stopping at a red light Authorities say a black and red Corvette also joined in, with passengers yelling slurs and throwing a water bottle at the cyclists Fetzer said he was riding single file when the BMW driver laid on the horn and his passenger yelled from the car Fetzer said he squirted a water bottle at the car to get them to back off, which escalated the situation “He called us slurs and me spraying some water on his car was in retaliation to that,” he said V/ Luke Fetzer - sendy_mcgeeshow more

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The cyclists reported that the driver of a blue BMW veered into the bike lane as they traveled 30 to 40 miles per hour downhill. According to the riders, one cyclist jumped onto the sidewalk to avoid being hit. They also said a passenger in the BMW threw water at them before the vehicle sped away.

The cyclists reported that the driver of a blue BMW veered into the bike lane as they traveled 30 to 40 miles per hour downhill. According to the riders, one cyclist jumped onto the sidewalk to avoid being hit. They also said a passenger in the BMW threw water at them before the vehicle sped away.

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Frightening video shows two competitive cyclists out for a training ride when they were suddenly targeted by an aggressive driver coming dangerously close to their bikes and throwing objects at them over the weekend in Orange County.

Frightening video shows two competitive cyclists out for a training ride when they were suddenly targeted by an aggressive driver coming dangerously close to their bikes and throwing objects at them over the weekend in Orange County.

KTLA

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This car was cut off by this red car which entered a roundabout and was getting in the highway. When he honked, the red car slammed on its’ brakes and in his opinion, it made him have to jump the curb/median to avoid running into the the back of the red car. The red car speeds away and the driver who has his girlfriend and his dogs in the car decides to follow him. He calls the police and tells them he is following the red car. He has his license plate number by this time. A couple of times he speeds up next to the red car and yells that the police are coming. Is this what you would do? Who was the real road rager here? Many people said the driver with the dash cam is to blame or at the least just as much to blame. What do you think? Would you have followed the red car like this with your girlfriend and dogs in the car? Do you think both of them were road ragers? Or do you think the dash cam car was justified in following like he did?

This car was cut off by this red car which entered a roundabout and was getting in the highway. When he honked, the red car slammed on its’ brakes and in his opinion, it made him have to jump the curb/median to avoid running into the the back of the red car. The red car speeds away and the driver who has his girlfriend and his dogs in the car decides to follow him. He calls the police and tells them he is following the red car. He has his license plate number by this time. A couple of times he speeds up next to the red car and yells that the police are coming. Is this what you would do? Who was the real road rager here? Many people said the driver with the dash cam is to blame or at the least just as much to blame. What do you think? Would you have followed the red car like this with your girlfriend and dogs in the car? Do you think both of them were road ragers? Or do you think the dash cam car was justified in following like he did?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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A 51-year-old driver in Saint Petersburg, Russia lost control of his Citroën C4, hit a 49-year-old pedestrian, then crashed through a barrier and into a canal. He managed to get himself out of the car, later saying he blacked out at the wheel. The pedestrian was taken to hospital with moderate injuries, while the driver was also treated for hypothermia and cuts. The car was later pulled from the water by rescue crews.

A 51-year-old driver in Saint Petersburg, Russia lost control of his Citroën C4, hit a 49-year-old pedestrian, then crashed through a barrier and into a canal. He managed to get himself out of the car, later saying he blacked out at the wheel. The pedestrian was taken to hospital with moderate injuries, while the driver was also treated for hypothermia and cuts. The car was later pulled from the water by rescue crews.

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EDHUB🌍ℹ

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Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

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A man told authorities he had his three children in a trunk as he was being arrested for DUI in Colorado. Police officers pulled over the vehicle after they witnessed the driver, Thomas Michael Raiola, on January 23. Authorities said the responding officer noticed the smell of alcohol and asked the driver to perform a voluntary roadside maneuver, which he at first accepted but then changed his mind. When police placed Raiola in handcuffs, he stated, “My kids are in the trunk.” Police said there were freezing temperatures during the stop, but the kids were unharmed. Several bottles of alcohol were recovered from inside the car. The suspect was arrested on suspicion of DUI, reckless driving, failure to provide a valid insurance and three counts of child abuse, and transported to Adams County Jail. Authorities said that CPS was contacted and the kids were released to family members.

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CBS News

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NEW: Reality-TV stars Paul Atteu and his husband Patrick Simpson say they were attacked during a road rage incident at a Hollywood stoplight over the weekend “This is it, I’m going to die here... ’ve never been faced with that kind of fear in my life on the streets of L.A.” Atteu said he thought Footage shows a man in a Toyota 4Runner blocking a couple at an intersection, exiting his vehicle, and kicking and punching their Mercedes Simpson said the man approached while he told his husband to lock the doors The couple said they did nothing to provoke him and do not know what set him off After the 4Runner driver returned to his vehicle and drove away, the couple followed and called 911 “He ran every stop sign, every red light and drove so erratically,” Atteu said. “There were kids in the car. I thought, ‘You’re on something.’” They later met with Los Angeles police, who took a report, but the driver was gone

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Unlimited L's

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Road rage to the extreme! This Uber driver was trying to take his passengers to their destination when another car cuts in front of him and the driver of that car gets out of the car threatening the Uber driver. He approached the door trying to open it yelling for the Uber driver to get out of his car. The Uber driver and his passengers quickly flee by backing up and turning around but the raging man does not give up and begins to chase them through the neighborhood causing them to run red lights to get away. The female passengers quickly get on the phone with the police and help guide the officers to their location. The police were able to catch the guy as he did try to run once he saw police were involved. Based on the streets and landmarks I believe this is in the Northport (East Northport), Long Island, New York area. Good teamwork and quick thinking helped them escape what could have been a very dangerous situation.

Road rage to the extreme! This Uber driver was trying to take his passengers to their destination when another car cuts in front of him and the driver of that car gets out of the car threatening the Uber driver. He approached the door trying to open it yelling for the Uber driver to get out of his car. The Uber driver and his passengers quickly flee by backing up and turning around but the raging man does not give up and begins to chase them through the neighborhood causing them to run red lights to get away. The female passengers quickly get on the phone with the police and help guide the officers to their location. The police were able to catch the guy as he did try to run once he saw police were involved. Based on the streets and landmarks I believe this is in the Northport (East Northport), Long Island, New York area. Good teamwork and quick thinking helped them escape what could have been a very dangerous situation.

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NEW: Man shot and killed while trying to carjack a driver outside a Texas convenience store after crashing into multiple vehicles Police say he crashed into two vehicles and later stopped at a nearby gas station with the other drivers involved He then tried to take multiple vehicles by force in the parking lot, checking door handles and briefly getting into one car before he couldn’t drive away He later crossed into a convenience store lot where a driver pulled in with his family inside the car Police say the man tried to carjack that vehicle as the driver was getting out and was then shot

NEW: Man shot and killed while trying to carjack a driver outside a Texas convenience store after crashing into multiple vehicles Police say he crashed into two vehicles and later stopped at a nearby gas station with the other drivers involved He then tried to take multiple vehicles by force in the parking lot, checking door handles and briefly getting into one car before he couldn’t drive away He later crossed into a convenience store lot where a driver pulled in with his family inside the car Police say the man tried to carjack that vehicle as the driver was getting out and was then shot

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#WATCH | Kanpur, UP: On the Lamborghini accident in Kanpur, Shivam Mishra's lawyer, Dharmedra Singh Dharmu, says, "Shivam Mishra has a problem, and for that he is admitted to Delhi... The driver who was driving the car, Mohan, had given an application to surrender in court. The driver filed a bail plea and an application to release the car. Shivam Mishra and the driver were sitting in the car when the accident took place. The driver said that an autorickshaw hit the car, and their car hit the bike."

#WATCH | Kanpur, UP: On the Lamborghini accident in Kanpur, Shivam Mishra's lawyer, Dharmedra Singh Dharmu, says, "Shivam Mishra has a problem, and for that he is admitted to Delhi... The driver who was driving the car, Mohan, had given an application to surrender in court. The driver filed a bail plea and an application to release the car. Shivam Mishra and the driver were sitting in the car when the accident took place. The driver said that an autorickshaw hit the car, and their car hit the bike."

ANI

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ALERT: Lifeguard shocked after he heard a huge splash and saw a Tesla in the middle of a public pool in Connecticut. The driver says he was trying to park when his car suddenly accelerated, causing him to crash through a fence and plunge into the Steve Benko Pool at Waveny Park. Lifeguards and emergency crews quickly rescued the driver, fearing the water would rise above his head. Luckily, the pool was closed at the time, and no one was injured during the incident.

ALERT: Lifeguard shocked after he heard a huge splash and saw a Tesla in the middle of a public pool in Connecticut. The driver says he was trying to park when his car suddenly accelerated, causing him to crash through a fence and plunge into the Steve Benko Pool at Waveny Park. Lifeguards and emergency crews quickly rescued the driver, fearing the water would rise above his head. Luckily, the pool was closed at the time, and no one was injured during the incident.

E X X ➠A L E R T S

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This gentleman was getting work don’t on his car, so he rented a car from Enterprise so he could get to work for the next few days. They were supposed to get him at 5pm, 5pm comes around and nobody came. He calls them at 5:10 to see what happened and if they were coming. He ended up having to get to Enterprise himself to speak to the manager, the manager claims he was being a jerk and tells him he won’t rent him a car and to leave. Considering the circumstances I thought the man was being calm. What would you do at this point?

This gentleman was getting work don’t on his car, so he rented a car from Enterprise so he could get to work for the next few days. They were supposed to get him at 5pm, 5pm comes around and nobody came. He calls them at 5:10 to see what happened and if they were coming. He ended up having to get to Enterprise himself to speak to the manager, the manager claims he was being a jerk and tells him he won’t rent him a car and to leave. Considering the circumstances I thought the man was being calm. What would you do at this point?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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NEW: Rideshare driver helps woman escape from a domestic violence incident as the victim's husband repeatedly rammed into the rideshare vehicle in Vancouver, Washington. Police say the passenger was heading home from work when her husband began ramming the car. The car was slammed four times and nearly pushed down a 20-foot embankment. The rideshare driver was able to escape and drove the car to a nearby police station. She was then taken to the hospital for treatment. "We want to acknowledge the incredible courage and quick thinking of the rideshare driver, whose actions likely prevented a tragedy," the Vancouver Police Department said. The suspect remains at large.

NEW: Rideshare driver helps woman escape from a domestic violence incident as the victim's husband repeatedly rammed into the rideshare vehicle in Vancouver, Washington. Police say the passenger was heading home from work when her husband began ramming the car. The car was slammed four times and nearly pushed down a 20-foot embankment. The rideshare driver was able to escape and drove the car to a nearby police station. She was then taken to the hospital for treatment. "We want to acknowledge the incredible courage and quick thinking of the rideshare driver, whose actions likely prevented a tragedy," the Vancouver Police Department said. The suspect remains at large.

Collin Rugg

900,134 次观看 • 7 个月前

On Friday in Evanston, Illinois, chaos ensued when a red car slammed into the back of a DHS vehicle. The car had been tailing the agents in their SUV to warn neighbors of their presence. After the car rear-ended DHS, the driver of the car, passenger, and one other person were arrested. The Trump administration confirmed all three are US citizens. At one point during the arrests, a woman tried to help an arrested woman escape. An agent caught that attempt in the act and threw the helper to the side so he could shove the arrested woman back in the SUV. He then pulled his gun out to defend himself. The man in the green shirt on the ground was handcuffed and arrested. During his arrest, he resisted and was subdued by agents on top of him. Eventually the SUV sped off with the agents and the arrested Americans. The red car was towed away. The crowd had been completely out of control. They were not only screaming at the agents, but reportedly also spitting on them and trying to rush into the SUV from both sides to retrieve the arrested people. Pepper spray was used and multiple people were thrown to the ground. Afterwards, the mayor of Evanston, and other anti-ICE activists, spoke and completely misrepresented what happened in order to disparage DHS. (kimkatieusavietnam on TT)

On Friday in Evanston, Illinois, chaos ensued when a red car slammed into the back of a DHS vehicle. The car had been tailing the agents in their SUV to warn neighbors of their presence. After the car rear-ended DHS, the driver of the car, passenger, and one other person were arrested. The Trump administration confirmed all three are US citizens. At one point during the arrests, a woman tried to help an arrested woman escape. An agent caught that attempt in the act and threw the helper to the side so he could shove the arrested woman back in the SUV. He then pulled his gun out to defend himself. The man in the green shirt on the ground was handcuffed and arrested. During his arrest, he resisted and was subdued by agents on top of him. Eventually the SUV sped off with the agents and the arrested Americans. The red car was towed away. The crowd had been completely out of control. They were not only screaming at the agents, but reportedly also spitting on them and trying to rush into the SUV from both sides to retrieve the arrested people. Pepper spray was used and multiple people were thrown to the ground. Afterwards, the mayor of Evanston, and other anti-ICE activists, spoke and completely misrepresented what happened in order to disparage DHS. (kimkatieusavietnam on TT)

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281,441 次观看 • 4 个月前

Lieutenant Brian McSlarrow pursued a vehicle in which the driver was slumped over the steering wheel on the Will Rogers Turnpike in Oklahoma. The vehicle was traveling at about 40 MPH, and police said the incident was “unlike anything” they had seen before. McSlarrow performed a tactical vehicle intervention to “prevent a potential crash or serious injury”, waking the driver and bringing the car to a stop. Police said the driver had worked nearly 20 hours within 24 hours, and had fallen asleep on the drive home while the vehicle’s lane assist was activated.

Lieutenant Brian McSlarrow pursued a vehicle in which the driver was slumped over the steering wheel on the Will Rogers Turnpike in Oklahoma. The vehicle was traveling at about 40 MPH, and police said the incident was “unlike anything” they had seen before. McSlarrow performed a tactical vehicle intervention to “prevent a potential crash or serious injury”, waking the driver and bringing the car to a stop. Police said the driver had worked nearly 20 hours within 24 hours, and had fallen asleep on the drive home while the vehicle’s lane assist was activated.

CBS News

51,841 次观看 • 6 个月前

Last night, Christian Zionists from Candlelight Christian Fellowship conspired with Coeur d’Alene City Councilor Dan Gookin to use the CDA Police to stifle political dissent. Independent voter Stefanie Fetzer allegedly created a fake event at Prairie Pavilion, while others distributed flyers to nearby food trucks warning that a podcast “which risks inciting harm by normalizing anti-Semitism, anti-American sentiment, and attacks on marginalized groups” was planning a “community meetup, bringing their own pizza and beer.” The flyer further claimed that the podcast “functions as a radical call for exclusionary control and a rejection of democratic values.” The purpose of the meetup was simply to gather with others who share similar conservative values, while also providing an opportunity to confront Dan Gookin—a candidate for CDA mayor—and Stefanie Fetzer, a prominent local Christian Zionist activist from Candlelight Christian Fellowship. Gookin and Fetzer were planning an “open forum–style discussion” at the Pavilion at 5:30 P.M. The meetup was first announced by the podcast on Wednesday, October 22. On Saturday, October 25, Scott Haug—a candidate for Post Falls mayor—was booked by Fetzer as a second speaker and told the event would be held at McKenzie River Pizza. On Sunday, October 26, Fetzer released a flyer on Telegram promoting that Haug would join the meetup at Prairie Pavilion and take questions alongside Gookin. Then, at 4 p.m. on Monday, Fetzer announced a venue change that had been planned two days earlier, allegedly due to a “great response” from locals and fears that they “wouldn’t have enough room” at the Prairie Pavilion. Around the same time, someone distributed flyers to food trucks featuring out-of-context quotes, bold headings such as “Catholic = Antisemitic,” and accusations that the podcast spread “dangerous conspiracy theories.” The podcast group arrived at the pavilion for their meetup at 5 P.M. Roughly 25–30 people attended, with about a dozen ordering food from local vendors around the pavilion. At 5:30 P.M., several Coeur d’Alene police officers entered the pavilion, surrounded podcaster David Reilly, and asked whether anyone had distributed flyers “advertising a 5 P.M. gathering” at the food trucks. At the same time, William Le, a former bass player at Candlelight Church, entered the room, filmed all attendees, and then left. Police then informed everyone in the building—including several people unaffiliated with the podcast who were there specifically to meet with Dan Gookin—that they were being trespassed, claiming the group had “promoted pizza and beer.” Attendees protested, noting that no pizza or beer was present and that most people had simply purchased food from the local trucks. Nevertheless, police ordered everyone to leave. Officers then exited the building along with attendees and began photographing people’s cars and license plates. Fifteen minutes after the meeting was dispersed, William Le, who had filmed attendees earlier, was photographed at McKenzie River Pizza sitting with Stefanie Fetzer, Dan Gookin, and several other prominent political Christian Zionists affiliated with Candlelight. All of this was done to shield mayoral candidate Dan Gookin and activist Stefanie Fetzer from public questioning and community scrutiny.

Last night, Christian Zionists from Candlelight Christian Fellowship conspired with Coeur d’Alene City Councilor Dan Gookin to use the CDA Police to stifle political dissent. Independent voter Stefanie Fetzer allegedly created a fake event at Prairie Pavilion, while others distributed flyers to nearby food trucks warning that a podcast “which risks inciting harm by normalizing anti-Semitism, anti-American sentiment, and attacks on marginalized groups” was planning a “community meetup, bringing their own pizza and beer.” The flyer further claimed that the podcast “functions as a radical call for exclusionary control and a rejection of democratic values.” The purpose of the meetup was simply to gather with others who share similar conservative values, while also providing an opportunity to confront Dan Gookin—a candidate for CDA mayor—and Stefanie Fetzer, a prominent local Christian Zionist activist from Candlelight Christian Fellowship. Gookin and Fetzer were planning an “open forum–style discussion” at the Pavilion at 5:30 P.M. The meetup was first announced by the podcast on Wednesday, October 22. On Saturday, October 25, Scott Haug—a candidate for Post Falls mayor—was booked by Fetzer as a second speaker and told the event would be held at McKenzie River Pizza. On Sunday, October 26, Fetzer released a flyer on Telegram promoting that Haug would join the meetup at Prairie Pavilion and take questions alongside Gookin. Then, at 4 p.m. on Monday, Fetzer announced a venue change that had been planned two days earlier, allegedly due to a “great response” from locals and fears that they “wouldn’t have enough room” at the Prairie Pavilion. Around the same time, someone distributed flyers to food trucks featuring out-of-context quotes, bold headings such as “Catholic = Antisemitic,” and accusations that the podcast spread “dangerous conspiracy theories.” The podcast group arrived at the pavilion for their meetup at 5 P.M. Roughly 25–30 people attended, with about a dozen ordering food from local vendors around the pavilion. At 5:30 P.M., several Coeur d’Alene police officers entered the pavilion, surrounded podcaster David Reilly, and asked whether anyone had distributed flyers “advertising a 5 P.M. gathering” at the food trucks. At the same time, William Le, a former bass player at Candlelight Church, entered the room, filmed all attendees, and then left. Police then informed everyone in the building—including several people unaffiliated with the podcast who were there specifically to meet with Dan Gookin—that they were being trespassed, claiming the group had “promoted pizza and beer.” Attendees protested, noting that no pizza or beer was present and that most people had simply purchased food from the local trucks. Nevertheless, police ordered everyone to leave. Officers then exited the building along with attendees and began photographing people’s cars and license plates. Fifteen minutes after the meeting was dispersed, William Le, who had filmed attendees earlier, was photographed at McKenzie River Pizza sitting with Stefanie Fetzer, Dan Gookin, and several other prominent political Christian Zionists affiliated with Candlelight. All of this was done to shield mayoral candidate Dan Gookin and activist Stefanie Fetzer from public questioning and community scrutiny.

Casey Whalen

69,918 次观看 • 8 个月前

This man ordered some pizza for dinner. He knows delivery drivers don’t carry much money and he only had a $100 bill. So he called down and explained to them and the employee said it was fine. When the delivery driver came out with the food he says he can’t break a $100 and only has $15 on him. The man tries to explain that he only has the $100 and that he already spoke to someone at the shop. The man is now refusing to give the pizza back and suggests the driver takes the $100 and comes back with change but the driver said no, since it was a busy day. Should the man give the food back since he did try to pay and they declined his payment?

This man ordered some pizza for dinner. He knows delivery drivers don’t carry much money and he only had a $100 bill. So he called down and explained to them and the employee said it was fine. When the delivery driver came out with the food he says he can’t break a $100 and only has $15 on him. The man tries to explain that he only has the $100 and that he already spoke to someone at the shop. The man is now refusing to give the pizza back and suggests the driver takes the $100 and comes back with change but the driver said no, since it was a busy day. Should the man give the food back since he did try to pay and they declined his payment?

SonnyBoy🇺🇸

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