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Unless of course the MNCs also had firearms, in which case, the driver, his wife, and child may not have fared as well as they did. Instead of firing, I would have started doing donuts until everything within 50 feet was flat.rbwhatever1 wrote:I think after the first empty magazine hit the pavement following 9 bikers, and the second magazine was inserted the "Mindless Neanderthal Cowards" would have dispersed....
This is what I keep thinking when asking myself what I would really do.AlaskanInTexas wrote:Unless of course the MNCs also had firearms, in which case, the driver, his wife, and child may not have fared as well as they did. .rbwhatever1 wrote:I think after the first empty magazine hit the pavement following 9 bikers, and the second magazine was inserted the "Mindless Neanderthal Cowards" would have dispersed....
Ha! Who wants to die at 107 strapped to a ventilator? My DNR is in place and my family will let me go as they knew me. I am of course in no hurry to speed things up, but a victim i will not be...AlaskanInTexas wrote:Unless of course the MNCs also had firearms, in which case, the driver, his wife, and child may not have fared as well as they did. Instead of firing, I would have started doing donuts until everything within 50 feet was flat.rbwhatever1 wrote:I think after the first empty magazine hit the pavement following 9 bikers, and the second magazine was inserted the "Mindless Neanderthal Cowards" would have dispersed....
The RR driver wasn't trying to confront them. He wasn't going to let them get their way and went around them when they blocked the highway. The rough stuff happened after that because the bikers got upset that he went around them.aaangel wrote:wow! c-dub you're a brave man! good luck trying to confront 30 to 40 bikers by yourself with your wife and kids in the car.Too many people are afraid of a confrontation and won't do or say anything
Ive read that these gangs single out high end vehicles with a family in them and use the brake check or just roll back into the vehicle to cause a bump then surround the car and demand money. This is highway robbery through fear and intimidation.Charles L. Cotton wrote:The NYC PD reports that this gang of bikers have a history of taking over roadways in mass and intimidating people. They surround vehicles, then hit their brakes much like "swoop and squad" tactics used in major Texas cities to set up civil lawsuits. Apparently, these NY bikers aren't interested in a lawsuit, but want an excuse to damage vehicles and/or commit assaults. This isn't the first time this has happened.
Police investigation to this point indicated the assault victim was not at fault in an fashion and was not an instigator. He didn't run over anyone until he and his family were threatened and even the NYC PD is supporting the victim's position. Apparently, the victim didn't have the option to avoid anything, he was driving along and found himself surrounded.
Chas.
nightmare69 wrote:Ive read that these gangs single out high end vehicles with a family in them and use the brake check or just roll back into the vehicle to cause a bump then surround the car and demand money. This is highway robbery through fear and intimidation.Charles L. Cotton wrote:The NYC PD reports that this gang of bikers have a history of taking over roadways in mass and intimidating people. They surround vehicles, then hit their brakes much like "swoop and squad" tactics used in major Texas cities to set up civil lawsuits. Apparently, these NY bikers aren't interested in a lawsuit, but want an excuse to damage vehicles and/or commit assaults. This isn't the first time this has happened.
Police investigation to this point indicated the assault victim was not at fault in an fashion and was not an instigator. He didn't run over anyone until he and his family were threatened and even the NYC PD is supporting the victim's position. Apparently, the victim didn't have the option to avoid anything, he was driving along and found himself surrounded.
Chas.
That's an excellent description.Chaparral wrote:I've been riding motorcycles for 35 years, and suggest that this was quite simply a rolling riot.
I don't think it will make all of them think twice but I bet it makes a lot of them be much further back from the "action" next time. Bravery in numbers, where they can hide the cowardice of the individual.SewTexas wrote:maybe this incident will make them think twice?
I also saw on the news last night an interview with the wife of one of the bikers in the hospital "oh, he was trying to help the driver"???? right and she knows this how???? last I heard he's been in a coma since the incident.
The other thing is, imagine that is your typical sedan. I don't think a car will have been able to ride over the bike. Even if it got started, it might've high-centered & be stuck. So, if you're going to pick a fight with a bunch of bikers, be in a 4x4. ;)nightmare69 wrote:Funny how the video ends when the bikers break his window. I would have hit reverse and ran all those punks over, I was in fear for my life, Ill take my chances with a jury.
