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Man Clinging to Car Hood Asks Nearby Driver to Call Police

submitted by pumkinandstorm

1 decade 1 year 6 months 2 weeks ago

(youtube) Baton Rouge, LA 5/18/13 - footage captured from a cell phone of a man who was run over on Sherwood Boulevard and clings to the hood of the car that hit him while asking the driver next to him to call the police. Why is there so much crazy shit going on in Baton Rouge?

8 Comments

Not only in Louisiana will you find denial on this level...
http://www.nbc33tv.com/news/video-man-hangs-on-to-hoo

Someone would have more problems after he was released from jail if they took me for a get-out-of-jail spin after a scooping me up....This shits bonkers-My atty. would work with a judge to see that someone who did this was NEVER allowed a drivers license again....That after a few random beatings.

*quality

Boosting this quality contribution up in the Hot Listing - declared quality by Mordhaus.

"I can't call and film at the same time. I'm just going to film until something tragic happens, and then call, ok?"

hamsteralliance

http://www.wbrz.com/news/man-pleads-for-help-on-hood-of-truck-in-baton-rouge/

One guy is a shrimp vendor. Other guy has a truck. Truck guy steals shrimp sign. Shrimp man jumps on truck. Truck guy drives to police station.

Wait, what?

Wackier than expected-A leisurely drive to the police station, eh? From some cunt that just stole my sign? That's more than a few ass-kickins'....

hamsteralliance

http://www.wbrz.com/news/man-pleads-for-help-on-hood-of-truck-in-baton-rouge/

One guy is a shrimp vendor. Other guy has a truck. Truck guy steals shrimp sign. Shrimp man jumps on truck. Truck guy drives to police station.

Wait, what?

The reason that it's crazy in Baton Rouge is that it's Louisiana. I used to live in Louisiana, so I know. Did you see what happened there after Hurricane Katrina? If you think the federal gov't was to blame for that insane crap, you've never lived there. My wife and I watched the news and said to each other, "that behavior is exactly what you would expect in a dire situation." FEMA could have been stationed on every corner before the hurricane hit and you still would have had people crying afterward because the rain got in their drinks.

This video makes me miss my old home.

Better version here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3LXSajHOx0w

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