More Florida men-a-tee, standing their ground even as it moves beneath them at 101 mph, hot brass flying around the cabin of the pickup truck.
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Shooter appears to have shot through a partially opened driver side window, and then there’s that jump-cut to the front-facing image of presumably the target vehicle; OTOH he might have filed a false police report.
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A dashcam caught a man shooting through his own windshield at another driver on the 417 in Orange County. The man said he opened fire because the other driver flashed a gun at him first: https://t.co/ZjPGvjrGJLpic.twitter.com/MyQ9mf7WCy— WESH 2 News (@WESH) September 29, 2020
ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. —
A dashcam caught a man shooting through his own windshield at another driver on the 417 in Orange County.
The man said he opened fire because the other driver flashed a gun at him first.
The driver, Marco Mazzetta, posted the video on YouTube. He said he was trying to defend himself because he believes he, or his passengers were in danger of being shot.
Orange County is located in the central portion of the U.S. state of Florida.As of the 2010 census, the population was 1,145,956, making it Florida's fifth most populous county. The county seat is Orlando.. Orange County is the central county of the Orlando-Kissimmee-Sanford, Florida Metropolitan Statistical Area
Florida Highway Patrol says it shows how dangerous it can be to argue with other drivers on the highway.
“You don’t know the mindset of the other driver that you might get involved in some kind of situation. A lot of people carry weapons in their cars. This could have really escalated to somebody getting shot, somebody getting killed,” Florida Highway Patrol’s Kim Montes said.
The in car-video shows another car driving aggressively. At one point, it gets extremely close to Mazzetta’s truck. He says he tapped the brakes and the other car bumped him then speeds around him.
Later, the second car slows down and Mazzetta says that driver pulled out a gun and pointed it at him.
That’s when Mazzetta says he took out his own gun and fired because he feared the other man, was going to shoot him.
Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale barricaded himself while armed in his Ft. Lauderdale home and threatened to harm himself.
He's been taken to the hospital and held under the Baker Act which is the Florida equivalent of a 5150 psychiatric holdhttps://t.co/bEvAYLeAqv— Yashar Ali 🐘 (@yashar) September 28, 2020