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nearly in a vehicle accident because of a reckless driver( see explanation and video)
Asked on Mar 06th, 2018 on Automobile Accidents - Florida
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reckless drivers put my family in serious danger and possibly could of caused a car wreck. This happened at the I-75 overpass behind the Walmart on st rd 64. These people have no regard for our community member's safety, including children. I took a video of them in front of the property. The two vehicles pulled over to the side of the road near the Yacht Club aparments, so I had the opportunity to tell her she made a poor decision and put my son/myself at risk of an accident. They followed me home. the male driver got out of his vehicle and from his body language and the way he spoke was definitely in a threatening manner. As you'll see in the video. I've already contacted the company this gentlemen works for( Core & Main ), of which they are investigating. These people are a real danger to the locals and children of our communities. https://www.facebook.com/william.sunita/posts/10155960252426727?pnref=story what can I do?
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First, from a practical purpose, confronting the individuals at issue was a very poor choice whether its an opporuntity to "advise them of a poor decision or not" as this is how conforntations esclate into chalk lines. Second, be careful posting videos on social media or contacting employers as you may find yourself gettin sued should you get what you want such as them getting fired or the company losing business. Third, its a grey area under Fla. Stat. 934 to record an audio with a cell phone video. Social media does not provide a cloak of immunity. Your better bet would have been to document the offending event and turn it over to law enforcment. Other than that- unless you want to spend an inordinate amount of money out of pocket to make a point somehow, there is no viable claim or lawsuit for following you home and some aggressive body language.
Answered on Mar 07th, 2018 at 5:18 AM
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