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>> I'm gonna go skate.

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>> No you're not.
>> Yes, I am.

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>> No you're not. You're not.

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You're not going anywhere
until the police come.

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>> Dude, stop!
>> No, you're (bleep)

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>> Dude, literally stop.
>> No! I'm calling the police.

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And you're not leaving.
You're not leaving!

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Put your hands up!

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>> Excuse me!

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Oh [bleep].
Hey!

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Stop!
Hey!

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Call 911! Call 911!

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>> In the last few years,

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the number of Americans
on the road has skyrocketed.

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And that means more traffic,
more accidents.

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And also more rage.

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>> Step out your car.

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>> With violent road rage
up nearly 500%.

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This is
where the rubber meets the road.

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Because of the risks
to bicyclists on the road,

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the need
for special protections

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Is obvious.

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Which is why 35 states have
enacted laws requiring vehicles

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to give at least three feet
of clearance

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when passing a bicycle,

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and when cyclists believe
these laws aren't followed,

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they can get
understandably upset.

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>> [ Screams ]
(bleeped)

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>> But sometimes
their defensiveness

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can go a bit too far.

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In Park City.

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>> I did the Ridgeline Trail
one two that you and Nick did.

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>> A dash cam records
as a driver passes a cyclist

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on a suburban road.

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>> Uh, yeah.

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>> En route to meeting
a friend at a local skate park

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that's just around the corner.

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But when he arrives
at his destination

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and continues his phone
conversation.

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>> Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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>> And then I went on the one

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that's like a bunch
of ups and downs.

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>> He suddenly realizes
there's someone

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by his driver's side window.

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>>The whole thing is, like,
eight miles out.

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>> Hold on.
I have a guy -- hold on.

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>> He then begins recording
with his phone.

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>> Yes, sir?

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>> Did you see me?

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>> Pulling off to the side,
I did.

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I have it on dash cam.
>> Good.

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You see how close you came
to me?

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You know what the law is?
>>I did not.

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>> It's three feet (bleep).
>> I was.

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>> No you weren't.
What's your name?

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>> (bleeped)
>> Last name?

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>> You don't need that.
>> What's your last name?

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>> You don't need my last name.

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>> I got your license plate.
>> Perfect.

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>> Okay, I'm gonna call
the police, then.

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>> The driver's cool demeanor
doesn't appear to sit well

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with the cyclist.

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>> I'm going to go skate.

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>> No you're not.
>> Yes, I am.

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>> No, you're not.
You're not going anywhere.

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>> Dude, stop!

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>> No, you're a (bleeped).
>> Dude. Literally stop.

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>> No, I'm calling the police.

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And you're not leaving.
You're not leaving!

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You're not leaving.

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>> Bro's got his (bleeping)
hands on me and stuff.

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>> Yeah, guy won't leave
'cause he -- the police.

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>> Look at this, dude.
What are you doing?

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>> I'm calling the police.
>> Why are you so cranky?

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>> And soon he's making
a case out of it.

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>> Yeah, I've got a
very aggressive teenager here

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that almost hit me in the car.

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And now he won't give me
his last name.

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And now he's trying to leave.

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I'm in Park City,
near the Park City Park.

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>> We're at the skate park.
>> The skate park? He's in a
(bleeped)

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And I want you to come
and give this guy a ticket.

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I'd be willing to testify
in court against this guy.

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>> A minute later,

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when the driver's
skating buddy arrives --

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>> Be my witness. Okay.
>> Thank you.

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>> The cyclist seems
to become more anxious.

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>> Yeah,
there's another individual

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and he's just standing there.
I'd like to get rid of him.

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>> This is public.

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>> Okay. Please.
>> And more agitated.

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>> Because you
were trying to leave.

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>> I was not.

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>> You were getting out of
the car!

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>> Stop --
>> It's in your phone!

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>> Dude.
>> It's in your phone.

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>> You're insane.

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>> You're an (bleep).

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>> Okay, cool.
Can you back up, please?

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>> No. I'm not. I'm not leaving.
I'm staying right here.

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No, because you might leave.

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And I want you to be here
when the police get here.

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He's trying to leave.

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>> The driver tries
some diplomacy.

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>> Do you think I was
in your space over there?

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Then --
>> Yes. I'm a riding a bike.

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I have more rights than you.

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>> What? Dude, we share --
>> I have the right of way.

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>> We share a road.
>>No, I have the right of way

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when I'm on a bike.
Do you ride a bike?

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>> Sometimes.

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>> Oh, you don't ride a bike.
Obviously.

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You wouldn't have
been so close to me if you did.

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When are the police coming,
please?

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>> Finally.
>> Well, here they come.

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Do you hear them?

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>> They're coming.
They're coming.

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>> Okay.

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>> I'll press charges
against you.

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>> Perfect.

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>> A policeman arrives
to sort out the conflict,

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which he does
by reviewing the video evidence.

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>> I'm gonna go skate.

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>> No you're not.
>> Yes, I am.

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>> No you're not!
You're not going anywhere

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until the police come.
>> Dude, stop!

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>> No!
You're a (bleep).

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>> For the
alleged traffic violation,

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the officer defers the matter
to the legal system.

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>> I will be giving you
a ticket today.

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There will be a court date.
That video evidence.

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I'm going to add it to the case.

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>> And returns to his vehicle
to write the citation,

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where he informs the cyclist
about the ticket.

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>> You wanted a citation issued,
you're the witness.

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You're going to sign
his citation,

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that you were present for it.

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>> And something else --

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So if you'll just hang tight
over on the sidewalk over there.

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>> Then I won't --
I won't press charges.

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>> It's too late.

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>> Can't we just --
>> Nope.

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>> Oh, come on, man.
I was I was the victim here.

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>> All right, watch out.
We can go a different way.

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And you can be arrested
for disorderly conduct.

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That's an arrestable offense.

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>> What kind of
disorderly conduct is it?

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>> You opened his door
three times.

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Okay. He doesn't have
to get out of his car for you.

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He doesn't have to identify
for you.

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You are not law enforcement.

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You don't get to come out here
and force things.

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You call us and let us do it.

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>> What if we both agree

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that neither one of us
wants a ticket.

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>> At this point,
I've seen what I've seen.

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I've seen the evidence.

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You're adamant
that you asked for a ticket.

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And now,
because you're getting one,

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you want him to get out of it.
>> Right. Right.

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>> No, you're both getting
one today.

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>> Okay.
>> So if you'll just wait
over on the sidewalk.

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>> According to news reports,

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the city attorney's office
reviews the dash cam footage

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and deems it exculpatory.

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The driver's citation
for following

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too closely is dismissed.

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While the cyclist ultimately
pays a disorderly conduct fine.

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>> You're not!

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You're not going anywhere!

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>> Of $160.
>> Dude, stop.

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>> No.
>> Proof that when
it comes to bicycle safety.

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>> You know what the law is?
>> I did not.

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>> It's three feet, (bleeped).

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>> It's important for
everyone to stay in their lane.

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>> Dude. Literally. Stop.
>> No, I'm calling the police.

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And you're not leaving.
You're not leaving!

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>> When rage on the street
starts to involve weapons,

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it's a highly unstable
situation.

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Like with these men who appear
to strike at each other

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with sticks and a shovel.

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A dangerous encounter
which thankfully in this case

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appears to fizzle
with no significant harm done

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as they go their separate ways.

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But other times, if someone is
willing to pull a weapon,

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there's no telling
how far they'll push things.

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In Stockport, England,
though it's unclear why,

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two men bash a car
with chairs outside a pub.

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Until the driver responds
with what looks like a machete.

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>> Hey whoa whoa whoa
whoa whoa whoa.

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>> The driver manages
to chase the men away

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before appearing
to launch another attack.

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Then, as he and the man
he's with, get back in the car.

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>> Come on. Daddy!

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>> The altercation starts up
again.

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And when the two motorists climb
back into their car,

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presumably to leave,

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the situation suddenly
becomes much more dangerous.

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In England.

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As two men slam a car
with chairs outside a pub,

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the driver uses what appears to
be a large blade in an attempt.

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To fend them off.

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Before appearing
to launch another attack.

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And when the motorists climb
back in their car.

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This violent confrontation
reaches a new level.

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As one of the men
stalks toward the car.

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It surges forward.

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He's sent tumbling
over the roof,

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landing hard on the pavement.

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Before rising and
staggering back to the roadside,

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where witnesses converge
to check on his well-being.

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>> Are you all right?

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>> The man clearly appears
dazed,

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and according to news articles,
he is taken to the hospital.

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And authorities later locate
both men from the car

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who face multiple charges,
including wounding with intent

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and possessing a blade
in public.

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A potentially costly lesson.

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And a reminder that any fight
involving a moving vehicle.

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Is never worth the price.

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>> Are you all right?

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>> Backing up in a car
can be a delicate operation.

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Often with unforeseen dangers.

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It's estimated that most drivers
only spend 1% of their time

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driving in reverse.

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And yet--
>> Really?!

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>> Approximately 25% of crashes
happen that way.

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And though many of these
collisions occur at slow
speed...

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>> Did you not hear me
(bleeping) honk at you?

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>> Driving backwards
can get much riskier.

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When a person is also trying
to outrun police.

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>> Officers in Michigan believe
this SUV is a stolen vehicle.

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And their attempt to confront
the driver has led to this.

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And this chaotic chase
becomes even more concerning

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when it spills out
onto the streets.

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>> With the road relatively
clear,

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police attempt to box
the vehicle in.

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But the cars weaving
in thickening traffic ahead.

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>> We're still with it.
He's still going in reverse.

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>> Make that nearly impossible.

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The SUV barrels through
a red light.

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And manages to maneuver
away from a construction zone.

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As it continues to thwart
the four cruisers in pursuit.

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Finally.
>> Shut it down. Now! Stop!

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>> The suspect appears
to make a wise decision,

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and after nearly 2.5 minutes
of fleeing in reverse,

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comes to a stop.

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>> One of these
coming to a stop.

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>> According to the case report,

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the driver faces
multiple charges,

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including fleeing
or eluding police and possessing

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or receiving a stolen vehicle.

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>> Hands up right now.
Put it in park.

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>> But chases like these
don't always end as safely.

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In Piqua, Ohio.
According to the case report,

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an officer spotted
a vehicle driving backwards

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down the street
and when the officer gave chase,

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the car continued its reverse
run toward a residential area.

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And now the driver attempts
a sharp turn onto a side street,

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narrowly missing
a parked trailer.

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But the driver's
luck soon runs out.

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In Piqua, Ohio.
A sedan flees in reverse

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from an officer turning into
a residential neighborhood.

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Just missing a trailer
parked on the street.

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But the near miss
doesn't slow the vehicle down.

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And on the next curve.

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>> According to the case report,

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the reversing vehicle reached
speeds of 54 miles per hour

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until veering toward
a resident's tree.

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And spinning to a stop.

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>> Two-eight white males.

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>> Trying to get out and run.

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He's stuck in the vehicle.
Turn! Put your hands up!

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Two-eight we got a male running.

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>> Police raced after
the fleeing driver on foot.

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>> Stop! You're under arrest.
Stop!

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>> Stop!

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>> And managed to detain him
in a home's front yard.

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>> Why'd you run, dude,
what were you doing?

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>> I hit my lights.
You saw me. You kept going.

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You know you're
not going to get away

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going in reverse,
for crying out loud.

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>> According to court records,

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the man is found guilty
of operating a vehicle

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under the influence
of drugs or alcohol

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and is sentenced to 360 days
in jail.

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Hopefully, when he looks back
on this night.

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He'll see that running
from the law in any direction.

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Is a bad idea.

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Carjackings are on the rise,
with many large U.S.

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cities seeing a shocking 25%
increase in a five year period,

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according to a study by
the Council on Criminal Justice,

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which should serve
as a warning to any

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who might be tempted
to leave their vehicle running

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or otherwise accessible.

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Such as the worker currently
loading up this delivery truck,

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unaware that someone else
has just taken the wheel.

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Fortunately, the worker makes
a wise choice.

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And abandons the truck,
avoiding what could have been.

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A harrowing ride
outside an apartment building in

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Kansas City, Missouri.

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A security camera captures
a woman walking with her dog

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through the parking lot,
while her car idles in a spot

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as she makes her way
to some nearby dumpsters.

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A security camera
on the other end of the lot

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captures a white sedan pulling
in with multiple men inside

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as the woman pitches some trash.

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The sedan stops near her car.

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And a man gets out immediately,

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making a beeline
for her driver's side door.

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>> Whoa, excuse me!

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Oh [bleep].
Hey!

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>> In Missouri,

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as a woman who's left
her car idling in a parking lot,

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walks with her dog
to some nearby dumpsters,

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the driver of a white sedan
carrying

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multiple people enters the lot.

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Pulls up near the woman's
vehicle.

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And heads for the driver's seat.

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>> Whoa, excuse me!

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Oh [bleep].
Hey!

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Hey, hey. Hey.

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>> The woman tries
to block her car,

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then drops the dog's leash
as she leaps onto the hood.

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And is taken through
the parking lot.

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And as the white sedan drives
toward one exit,

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the woman's car with her
still on the hood.

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>> Call 911! Call 911!

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>>Heads for the other
and out onto the main street

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where the white sedan passes
right in front of it.

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The woman is carried
down the road.

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[ Screaming ]

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And then moments later,
right back up it.

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And what appears to be
a high rate of speed

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until eventually separating
herself from the vehicle,

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according to news reports.

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Police say the woman sustains
non-life threatening injuries.

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As of production, it is unknown
if the suspects are caught.

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So remember,

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while it may not be
a great idea to leave one's

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vehicle running unattended.

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Trying to prevent someone
from taking it

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by risking your own life
would be infinitely worse.

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[ Screaming ]