Post by Hoss on Dec 6, 2017 10:14:08 GMT -6
So, the guy that tried to car-jack me is dead.
This morning on my commute to work, I called 911, because a guy was driving about 85-90 mph weaving in and out of traffic. While I was on the phone with dispatch he rammed into the barrier. Being a good Samaritan, I stopped to see if I needed to render aid, and at this point the excitement began.
The guy jumped out of his vehicle running around waiving his arms and yelling erratically. Mind you, I am on the phone with 911 dispatch, he comes up to my Jeep one hand on his phone and his other reaching in his pants and yells, "Come one let's go I gotta get the f*ck out of here!" I responded with, "F*ck you due, you're not getting in here!" so he runs off.
Dispatch asks if the guy just tried to take my car, and I tell her, "Yeah, I think he did but he ran off after i told him..." she interrupts with, "I heard what you told him sir." At this point she transfers me to the Sheriff's office and I am told not to exit my vehicle and keep my eye on the subject. I am giving a play by play of what the guy is doing and in which direction he is running. I tell them, "It looks like y'all have it under control...wait no he's running in and out of traffic again and your officers are perusing him on foot." It appears that they have the scene under control and they tell me I can leave, no need to wait for officers, they will be in contact if they need anything.
Fast forward 2 hours, I get a call from a detective. He asks me to restate everything that happened, so i give old boy a rundown of the mornings excitement. He tells me they were trying to sort things out, because at the same time, there was another incident where a vehicle was driving north in the southbound lane. I asked if he could tell me what the guy was running from, and he responds with, "I can't tell you that, and he won't be able to tell us either, he was tagged by a car while jumping over the barrier trying to avoid us."
So yeah, that happened.
This morning on my commute to work, I called 911, because a guy was driving about 85-90 mph weaving in and out of traffic. While I was on the phone with dispatch he rammed into the barrier. Being a good Samaritan, I stopped to see if I needed to render aid, and at this point the excitement began.
The guy jumped out of his vehicle running around waiving his arms and yelling erratically. Mind you, I am on the phone with 911 dispatch, he comes up to my Jeep one hand on his phone and his other reaching in his pants and yells, "Come one let's go I gotta get the f*ck out of here!" I responded with, "F*ck you due, you're not getting in here!" so he runs off.
Dispatch asks if the guy just tried to take my car, and I tell her, "Yeah, I think he did but he ran off after i told him..." she interrupts with, "I heard what you told him sir." At this point she transfers me to the Sheriff's office and I am told not to exit my vehicle and keep my eye on the subject. I am giving a play by play of what the guy is doing and in which direction he is running. I tell them, "It looks like y'all have it under control...wait no he's running in and out of traffic again and your officers are perusing him on foot." It appears that they have the scene under control and they tell me I can leave, no need to wait for officers, they will be in contact if they need anything.
Fast forward 2 hours, I get a call from a detective. He asks me to restate everything that happened, so i give old boy a rundown of the mornings excitement. He tells me they were trying to sort things out, because at the same time, there was another incident where a vehicle was driving north in the southbound lane. I asked if he could tell me what the guy was running from, and he responds with, "I can't tell you that, and he won't be able to tell us either, he was tagged by a car while jumping over the barrier trying to avoid us."
So yeah, that happened.
