VIDEO: Holy Road Rage
Watch as a road rage incident leaves a man holding onto the hood of a car for over 3 miles… A road rage incident in Massachusetts nearly turned fatal for…
LOS ANGELES, CA – NOVEMBER 1: A police officers look over a car attacked with gunfire during a road-rage incident on November 1, 2006 in the Koreatown section of Los Angeles, California. A series of high-profile murders, including the recent shooting deaths of three people in a restaurant, has many Koreatown residents afraid to go out after dark and local businessmen fearing a negative effect on South Korean investors and tourists. So far this year, Koreatown homicides have jumped 40 percent as rapes increased 47 percent and robberies 11percent. Koreatown has been growing its trendy section of luxury condominiums, fancy restaurants and nightclubs, and exclusive stores since it was hard-hit by the 1992 Los Angeles riots and gangs persist in Koreatown and the surrounding areas. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Watch as a road rage incident leaves a man holding onto the hood of a car for over 3 miles...
A road rage incident in Massachusetts nearly turned fatal for a 65-year-old man, who found himself clinging to the hood of an SUV for three miles as it sped along at 70 miles per hour
The harrowing incident was sparked by a fender bender involving Richard Kamrowski and 37-year-old Mark Fitzgerald on Interstate 90 near Boston. After exchanging words, Fitzgerald got back into his Infinity SUV and began driving off, police say. So Kamrowski jumped onto the hood in an attempt to get him to stop. But he didn't.
Video taken by another motorist shows Kamrowski holding on for dear life as Fitzgerald speeds through traffic, periodically turning on his windshield wipers to help break the grip of his unwanted passenger. At one point Kamrowski can be seen trying to call for help on his cell phone. The ride finally ends when another motorist points a gun at Fitzgerald.
Fitzgerald has been charged with assault with a dangerous weapon and Kamrowski has been charged with disorderly conduct.
