[QUOTE][url]http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/11111300/Police-hunt-woman-in-violent-road-rage-attack.html[/url]
A woman jumped from her car and violently assaulted a female motorist in a road rage attack after she challenged her about blocking the road in the car she was in
This is the moment a woman jumped out of her car, grabbed a female motorist and wrestled her to the ground in an unprovoked road rage attack.
Police are trying to trace the woman who lauched the assault after being asked to move her car because it was blocking a road.
West Midlands Police said the victim, a 44-year-old woman, was attacked twice during the incident and suffered a lump to her head and bruising.
They have released cctv footgage of the incident to trace her.
The incident happened outside a grocers in Birmingham's Handsworth Wood on July 30 at 1pm. [/QUOTE]
Video in the source
I'll never understand how people can get themselves to attack someone for asking them to move their car.
That guy who was there was so ineffective. I imagine he was saying "Stop it, stop now or I'll have to yell at you louder!"
[QUOTE=cecilbdemodded;46041169]That guy who was there was so ineffective. I imagine he was saying "Stop it, stop now or I'll have to yell at you louder!"[/QUOTE]
To be honest I wouldn't have stepped in either unless it was getting really serious. Don't know how it is in the UK but good samaritans get sued all the time around here.
[QUOTE=cecilbdemodded;46041169]That guy who was there was so ineffective. I imagine he was saying "Stop it, stop now or I'll have to yell at you louder!"[/QUOTE]
it's a shame cause a lot of people would probably help but sometimes we lock up before we can help because we don't know what to do or don't want to do anything in fear of getting hurt. i remember seeing my neighbor have a seizure outside but i didn't do anything for a good 10-15 seconds until my brain told me to take action. i imagine it's kinda the same feeling as what he experienced.
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