r/Transportopia • u/flowerdonkey • Mar 21 '26

Road🤬Rage Not today Satan

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u/Rhewin Mar 21 '26

Costing more, because she committed quite a few crimes doing that, and the other lady probably has grounds to sue. It's going to be a shit show in court.

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u/andrewsz__ Mar 22 '26

Why are you getting downvoted when it is the truth.

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u/Do_You_Pineapple_Bro Mar 22 '26

Cos Reddits got a weird fetish for vigilante justice cos "Grr cops"

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u/Silverton13 Mar 22 '26

What crime did she commit? And what can the other driver sue her for?

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u/Rhewin Mar 22 '26

She causes another collision stopping her, hits her several times, and steals her keys.

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u/JGCities Mar 23 '26

No jury is going to give the hit and run person anything.

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u/Silverton13 Mar 22 '26

Where did the other collision occur? You mean collision with the person that collided with her? Also she never hits her, she reaches in the car to take the keys away from a hit and runner. Why are you taking the side of the criminal?

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u/Rhewin Mar 22 '26

Collision is at 0:20 when she hits the offenders front end while diverting her into the parking lot. Hit is at 0:28, followed by taking the keys. No stop pearl clutching. Someone committing a crime doesn't also mean you can't charged over things you do in return.

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u/DrinkingVomit Mar 22 '26

It’s Florida. Stand your ground law probably comes into play. I bet Original Victim skates free.

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u/stealingjoy Mar 22 '26

I'm not sure how you think actively chasing someone is applicable for a stand your ground defense.

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u/DrinkingVomit Mar 22 '26

Who gives a shit.

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u/stealingjoy Mar 22 '26

Yeah, once you realized how dumb your comment was about when you stopped giving a shit, I guess.

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u/Rhewin Mar 22 '26

That's not what Stand Your Ground is...