View Full Version : Real cool guy until he Messed w/ the Lex owner....video of dude jumping on RX hood..


tinygs
07-16-06, 03:23 PM
http://tunertrader.vidiac.com/category/Lexus/0/336882E7-C7B9-4C46-A89F-6005BA88B56E.htm

Cannonbear
07-16-06, 04:33 PM
moron got what he deserved.

Stage3
07-16-06, 04:36 PM
moron got what he deserved.


:agree: :agreed:

And it's not a hit and run either. :thumbup:

NAZTY97
07-16-06, 04:47 PM
not too bright.... actually rather dim....

1SICKLEX
07-16-06, 04:56 PM
http://tunertrader.vidiac.com/category/Lexus/0/336882E7-C7B9-4C46-A89F-6005BA88B56E.htm
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YOU GOT KNOCKED THE #()$()#) OUT!!!

HAHAHAHAHAHAH, dude got OWNED!!!

SinisterSC
07-16-06, 05:09 PM
What a moron. Lucky it wasn't someone from CL. I know I would have hit the brakes harder.

CK6Speed
07-16-06, 05:19 PM
Not only is the guy a moroon and I wish he got run over, but his friend are all idiots as well. If I saw my friend laying on the ground possible injured, even if we were doing something stupid to deserve it, I would be standing over him filming and simply asking him if he was hurt. I'd help in out and take him to the hospital. I have no tolorence for car theives and vandals. I wish the police just shoots them all.

IronCobra
07-16-06, 05:25 PM
Why is this funny to me? :uh: :D it actually makes me want to buy one now :thumbup:

cliffud
07-16-06, 06:49 PM
i hate people who try to have fun at someone else's expense. hopping onto a complete stranger's hood for fun and then trying to be funny is just stupid. the RX owner could have easily ran the guy over and said it was "self defense".

fortunately the RX owner didn't have a gun and hop out to show this guy how NOT funny that prank was.

Jewcano
07-16-06, 07:24 PM
That kids lucky it wasnt him on my car.......i get P/Oed when my buddies try to get into my car and lock themselves in.....this guy wouldnt be walking home if it were my car....

picus
07-16-06, 07:50 PM
The RX owner shoulda run him over.

Lexmex
07-16-06, 08:11 PM
I have seen this one before but where I live, this sort of thing actually occurs.

Although I have never encountered this while driving my RX300 down here in Mexico City, but I have when traveling with some friends in their vehicles. We get the window washers and the dudes who want to wipe the dust off your vehicle. They do it without asking, even if you tell them no, and then they sit on your hood until you pay them.

A few of my friends gets out of the car and come to blows (namely if the dude had jeans with those little metal buttons that scratch the hood while they sit on it), while a few other just drive off.

Either way, pretty stupid.

Police don't seem to care or don't want to get involved.

jsl757
07-16-06, 10:11 PM
I'd do the same exact thing but I'd turn my headlights off before gunning it :D .

STIG
07-16-06, 10:36 PM
I'd shoot him and run over him and shoot him again. (not really) but you get the idea.

SDLS430
07-16-06, 10:52 PM
I don't want to sound racist, but why is it only white kids seem to be the ones doing things like this?

Sam

wolverine
07-16-06, 10:59 PM
i would have done the same thing but I wouldnt have stopped, I would see how long he can hang on.... on the highway

cal_alum98
07-16-06, 11:56 PM
It's a shame that he wasn't taken out of the gene pool, but hopefully he learned a painful lesson.

ic144
07-17-06, 12:06 AM
i would have done the same thing but I wouldnt have stopped, I would see how long he can hang on.... on the highway

Oh yea...i would have gone faster if I was the driver and send the guy flying like 30 feet when I slam the brakes on.

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 12:13 AM
Oh yea...i would have gone faster if I was the driver and send the guy flying like 30 feet when I slam the brakes on.

Not only that, I would then stop, call the abulance and police, then sue the guy for damages to my hood.

Pearlpower
07-17-06, 12:20 AM
Bet the idiot did not do that again!
Last seen in crutches and neck brace with a t-shirt read, " I hate Lexus's".

Inabj2
07-17-06, 12:47 AM
Itd be very difficult for me to put any harm doing in the lexus owner.

If i were a cop id definitively pull the lexus owner, and file a police report, but I would not press any charges on the rx driver, in my point of view, he could of easily been scared for his life! Someone that jumps into the hood like that with unkown intentions could of easily be aiming to attack the driver!

Id definitively would press charges on this douche bag though.

Trexus
07-17-06, 12:49 AM
I would have done the same thing except driven much faster and stoped real quick jump outta my car and kick the living shiznit outta him...

rominl
07-17-06, 10:01 AM
i don't even know what to say..... complete moron to say the least, and definitely got what he deserved.

if someone do that on my gs400 or sc430, i consider that car hijack already and i will do whatever it takes to protect my car. probably something similar but PANIC brake to really throw the sucker out.....

so stupid

lexusk8
07-17-06, 11:47 AM
probably something similar but PANIC brake to really throw the sucker out.....
Reminds me of that car/motorcycle chase scene in Romeo Must Die (when Jet Li braked suddenly to throw that cycle chick off).

diablo1
07-17-06, 03:45 PM
You people would seriously want to kill someone just cuz he's a drunken idiot and jumped on your hood? The kid is unarmed, and unable to harm you as long as you're in the car and he's outside. I don't think the self-defense arguemnt would fly. I bet you could get charged with anything from reckless endangerment to attempted vehicular homicide if you did what you all claim you would do.

Just my $.02. Jumping on people's hoods is dumb but obviously not a capital offense IMHO. Just tryin' to keep it a little realistic.

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 04:05 PM
You people would seriously want to kill someone just cuz he's a drunken idiot and jumped on your hood? The kid is unarmed, and unable to harm you as long as you're in the car and he's outside. I don't think the self-defense arguemnt would fly. I bet you could get charged with anything from reckless endangerment to attempted vehicular homicide if you did what you all claim you would do.

Just my $.02. Jumping on people's hoods is dumb but obviously not a capital offense IMHO. Just tryin' to keep it a little realistic.


How do you know he is unarmed?

Actually, I can't say I would kill someone or not until I'm faced with the situation in real life. What most of us are speaking of is what we would like to do. If someone did kill that person though I would feel no sympathy. I doubt he was drunk, and if he was that is no excuse. I personally don't drink and never have done anything like that before. It is my opinion of you drink or do drugs and do something stupid you get what you deserve.

I've heard it from police many times that if someone is attempting to carjack you to run them over. If the guy jumped on the hood like that and you heard a bunch of his friend's saying "Get the Lexus" he is attempting to carjack that Lexus IMHO. When I have my two year old strapped in the baby seat and someone jumps on the hood of my car like that, you can bet I will protect my child with any means neccessary. My family is importent. A stranger commiting a crime means nothing to me.

Too me, the only people that feel any sort of sympathy for idiot criminals like this is those that have done it themselves. If not, who cares if a criminal dies commiting a crime?

diablo1
07-17-06, 04:13 PM
Too me, the only people that feel any sort of sympathy for idiot criminals like this is those that have done it themselves. If not, who cares if a criminal dies commiting a crime?
That, or people who are willing to be a bit forgiving and give people a second chance. I'm not saying I feel sympathy for the person. I'm saying that I don't think he automatically deserves to die. Of course he deserves some punishment - maybe some jail time, a steep fine, whatever. I just don't view this sort of stupidity as punishable by death, and especially not vigilante "I think he should die so I'd kill him" death like all you are talking about.

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 04:29 PM
That, or people who are willing to be a bit forgiving and give people a second chance. I'm not saying I feel sympathy for the person. I'm saying that I don't think he automatically deserves to die. Of course he deserves some punishment - maybe some jail time, a steep fine, whatever. I just don't view this sort of stupidity as punishable by death, and especially not vigilante "I think he should die so I'd kill him" death like all you are talking about.


Don't get me wrong. I agree. Being the way I was raised in a Christain household I have more forgiveness in me than most. I'm no saint and I do fall off the straight road myself, but I strongly believe that you get what you deserve. My point of view is it is not vigilante action if you ran him over. Like I mentioned, the police tell you to do this if you are being carjacked. Now, from our perspective looking at the video we can safely assume he was not attempting to carjack the Lexus, but in the heat of the moment late at night with a group of guys hanging around the intersection yelling to "Get the Lexus" (Maybe it could be heard, maybe it couldn't) then one of them jumps on your hood there is no time for the driver to determine if it is a real carjacking or just some drunk idiot. If it were your daughter in that Lexus would you have wanted her to just sit in the car can hope they go away?

Also remember I did say I would run him over then stop, call the ambulance and police. I wouldn't just leave him on the side of the road to die if I determined he was not a threat. I would want that guy alive anyway to pay for the thousands of dollars in damages he just did to my car.

diablo1
07-17-06, 04:47 PM
Don't get me wrong. I agree. Being the way I was raised in a Christain household I have more forgiveness in me than most. I'm no saint and I do fall off the straight road myself, but I strongly believe that you get what you deserve. My point of view is it is not vigilante action if you ran him over. Like I mentioned, the police tell you to do this if you are being carjacked. Now, from our perspective looking at the video we can safely assume he was not attempting to carjack the Lexus, but in the heat of the moment late at night with a group of guys hanging around the intersection yelling to "Get the Lexus" (Maybe it could be heard, maybe it couldn't) then one of them jumps on your hood there is no time for the driver to determine if it is a real carjacking or just some drunk idiot. If it were your daughter in that Lexus would you have wanted her to just sit in the car can hope they go away?

Also remember I did say I would run him over then stop, call the ambulance and police. I wouldn't just leave him on the side of the road to die if I determined he was not a threat. I would want that guy alive anyway to pay for the thousands of dollars in damages he just did to my car.
Wow so you want to run him over and then get him to pay for the damage? I hope you have a good lawyer! http://clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif

Speaking of which, I should ask my lawyer friend what the legal situation would be here. Did he commit a crime, what is it, and what if any crime would the driver commit by running him over or accelerating and braking?

I know what you mean about wanting people to get what they deserve... I just get worried when people want to actually deliver the punishment themselves. Some people's comments on here got me worried!

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 05:11 PM
Wow so you want to run him over and then get him to pay for the damage? I hope you have a good lawyer! http://clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif

Speaking of which, I should ask my lawyer friend what the legal situation would be here. Did he commit a crime, what is it, and what if any crime would the driver commit by running him over or accelerating and braking?

I know what you mean about wanting people to get what they deserve... I just get worried when people want to actually deliver the punishment themselves. Some people's comments on here got me worried!


Speaking with my lawyer friend it could go either way. If the jury believes the driver truely was afraid and thought the offender could be attempting a carjacking, assult, or harm it could easily go the drivers way. Now, if the jury believes the driver just wanted to run over a drunk, it could go very badly against him. There is really no way to tell what the intentions of the drunk is. Could he have a weapon and will pull it out soon? How long do you have to wait to determine he is or is not a threat. In this case, I think the better lawyer would win as it could go either way.

That said, why would anyone put themselves in a position where 12 strangers could decide his fate? Simple. As I mentioned, the safety of my family and child come first. My duty is to protect them. If I'm wrong and he was not a thread than I may very well face some legal trouble. If I'm wrong and he was a threat and did nothing, I could very well get shot, or have my wife and son shot. That is a chance I can't take. If that means I might face serious legal action I have to live with that because the wrong choice could get my family killed.

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 05:12 PM
Wow so you want to run him over and then get him to pay for the damage? I hope you have a good lawyer! http://clublexus.com/forums/images/smilies/wink.gif

!

On a less serious tone. Who else is supposed to pay for the damages he caused to the hood? His friend holding the camera? If he caused the damages why shouldn't he pay?

tuan92129
07-17-06, 05:29 PM
I know this is serious and everything but.......
I thought that was -randomly funny-

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 05:31 PM
Alright, I took a look at the video a second time. First time around I thought he jumped on the hood and was facing the driver. Second time I look I noticed he kind of just sat backwards on the hood. So, maybe I wouldn't delibrately run him ober, but I probably would have done the same thing the RX driver did where he hit the gas (Probably because he was scared) then hit the brakes to get him off the car. I still say that in the heat of the moment I just can't exepct the driver to make a determination of he was really a thread or not. You just have to react as it could be life or death. It is real easy to judge when we are just watching a video a couple of times to really see what is going on. Obviously intent plays a large roll in self defence as well. If you are truely affraid you are justified to use reasonable force to get out of the situation. Yes, reasonable doesn't mean to kill him, but it certainly is reasonable to use your vehicle to get out of the situation. Now, I wouldn't then go around saying I purposely ran him over and I wasn't affraid for my safety as that would throw the whole self defence theory out the window.

CK6Speed
07-17-06, 05:36 PM
I know this is serious and everything but.......
I thought that was -randomly funny-


Actually I thought it was funny as well, It turned a little serious because it could have been. Diablo does bring up a good point so I thought it was worth discussing since any of us could be in that situation at any moment. Lot's of what I have said is my reaction and what I would have liked to see happen to these types of idiots. The question is would would we really do in that situation, what would be the right thing to do, and what would be the consequences. I think it is a worthy discussion (Just as long as it stays civil) because I certainly don't want to go to jail, but I also don't want to make the wrong decision and put my family in harms way.

rominl
07-17-06, 10:59 PM
You people would seriously want to kill someone just cuz he's a drunken idiot and jumped on your hood? The kid is unarmed, and unable to harm you as long as you're in the car and he's outside. I don't think the self-defense arguemnt would fly. I bet you could get charged with anything from reckless endangerment to attempted vehicular homicide if you did what you all claim you would do.

Just my $.02. Jumping on people's hoods is dumb but obviously not a capital offense IMHO. Just tryin' to keep it a little realistic.

fact is, when a guy jumped on the hood of my car like that, i cannot, and will not, care about his intention. i have to act defensively and do what it takes to neutral the guy asap and get him off my car, period.

i wouldn't go as far as running him over, that's overboard imho. but do what showed in the video to throw him off my car? yes, any day, drunk or not, armed or not.

the driver of the rx didn't see the video, he had no idea what the guy was like when he jumped on the hood

Trexus
07-17-06, 11:17 PM
You people would seriously want to kill someone just cuz he's a drunken idiot and jumped on your hood? The kid is unarmed, and unable to harm you as long as you're in the car and he's outside. I don't think the self-defense arguemnt would fly. I bet you could get charged with anything from reckless endangerment to attempted vehicular homicide if you did what you all claim you would do.

Just my $.02. Jumping on people's hoods is dumb but obviously not a capital offense IMHO. Just tryin' to keep it a little realistic.

Say it was you who was driving and someone jumped on the hood of your IS and your wife and child was in the car also. I'm sure you would do what is necessary to protect them and not even think twice about if the person was armed or unarmed, drunk or sober, lost, playing around etc...

diablo1
07-18-06, 08:41 AM
OK so I asked my friend who is a lawyer. There are four separate issues: did either the driver or the kid (the perpetrator) commit either a crime or a civil offense.

Did the kid commit a crime? NO
He did not violate any criminal statute. He did not harm anyone, steal any property, etc. He did not commit a crime

Did the kid commit a civil offense? POSSIBLY
If he damaged the car, which I think is unlikely, then that is a civil offense and he would probably be found liable and have to pay the owner for the damages. He may also have trespassed on the driver's property (his car). However, this would vary state by state. It's quite possible that the kid did nothing worse than a simple traffic violation such as impeding traffic or interfering with a driver. Probably a small fine at most.

Did the driver commit a crime? PROBABLY
If a jury would find that the driver acted with the intent to injure the kid, or that his actions clearly would injure the kid, then he committed assault. If the driver used lethal force (trying to kill/run over the kid) then the situation is even worse, because in most states you are not allowed to use lethal force to defend your property (only to defend your life). The driver would have to argue that he was defending his life, not his property, by acting the way he did. A jury might or might not buy it.

Did the driver commit a civil offense? PROBABLY NOT
Normally in such a situation the driver would owe civil penalties, however in this case, the kid has what's called "contributary negligence" which means that he basically contributed to the problem himself, so he can't get any civil reward for damages. However, he could argue that his original offense, trespass, was much less severe than the driver's reaction, intention to harm or kill. In that case the kid might actually be able to get a civil reward as well.

So, that's the legal situation. Basically the driver could be in a LOT more trouble than the kid, and would definitely need a good lawyer. Now I know y'all will say it doesn't matter and you would still defend yourself and your family etc, and that is fine. I just want you to know what the legal consequences are for a situation like this. Hopefully nothing like that will ever happen to any of us!

Lexwang07
07-18-06, 12:54 PM
:egads: :uh:

KneeShoe00
07-18-06, 12:58 PM
LMAO HAHAHAHAAHAH

that guy got ****ed up LMAO AHHAAHAH

exactly what he deserved. :p

CK6Speed
07-18-06, 05:48 PM
So basically it seems the laws really do protect the criminal or lawbreakers. If our laws really do find that drunk did nothing wrong and the driver in teh drong this country has flip flopped and it is no wonder why there are so much crime in the US today.

There definately is damage to teh hood. There is no way you can sit on a hood and not dent it. If you apply too much pressue using a Porter Cable buffer you can dent the hood much less having a 175lb guy sit on it. Public Drunkeness may not be criminal, but it is still against the law. I guess the Justice System has specific categories, but if you break the law IMHO you are a thug and a criminal. I see no difference between the guy just spray painting the wall vs the guy that commits assult. They all deserve jail time. I don't do it so I expect our laws to punish those that do severely.

I guess the only way out of this was to just sit there and hope the guy leaces. Then you would not have put yourself in any liable position. The problem is you would end up having to pay at least your $500 deductable for a brand new hood (Body shops rearly pound out hoods) because the chances that you chatch the guy and get money from him is practically zereo.

The other way is sit still and do nothing, but then have the guy pull a gun and carjack you. Probably end up with kidnapping charges as well because all the carjackings we reported about with children in the back seat ended up being taken. Most ended happily, but it is still unacceptable. Basiscally this just sucks that the lawbraeakers have more rights that those that obey the laws and are just trying to protect their own flesh and blood.

This brings me to the question about why the police tell you to run the offender over if he is trying to carjack you have the chance? If that is considered assult why do they tell you to do this? The question is what were the intensions of a group of drunk guys hanging around at an intersection jumping on cars? Is it just drunken fun or were they setting up a car to jack? Can anyone know the intentions of these indibiduals and would anyone stick around to find out? Back in the 50s maybe, but today, noway. People get killed for looking at someone the wrong way.

diablo1
07-18-06, 08:47 PM
I don't think the advice "run over someone if you think they might carjack you" is very good. If you know for sure they are going to carjack you then ya, do it. If they've got a gun pointed at you and you run them over, you are fine. But what if you are mistaken and the person is just coming up to the car to try to sell you something, and you end up hitting them by accident? In this country you are innocent until proven guilty, and I think that is how it should be. Do you remember the story of a guy in Florida a couple years ago who shot and killed someone trick-or-treating at his house at Halloween? The guy who was shot I think was an immigrant from Asia and didn't understand the homeowner yelling at him to get off his property. Eventually the guy just went and got his gun and shot him. To avoid situations like this, it's better to err on the side of caution.

Also, you've never sat on the hood of a car before? I have - it doesn't do any damage.

Anyway, this video was just meant to be some stupid prank, and it's gotten us all worked up, so I think that's all I'll say about it. Safe driving everyone.

EDGE2
07-18-06, 09:03 PM
It's a clean get away, everyone looking for a Lexus RX and it's a Toyota 4Runner, surprising how no one picked that out :uh:

RX_330
07-18-06, 09:39 PM
My god, if he did that to my S500, I'd get it up to 60 mph then slam the breaks. I'd probaby be able to do that in less than 15 seconds. And he wouldn't know what hit him, except an Benz.

No offense to other RX drivers, but I know my RX330 couldn't match what my S500 could do.

tmf2004
07-18-06, 10:05 PM
What a schmuck. He should get a beat down for sure.. :D

CK6Speed
07-19-06, 03:36 AM
I don't think the advice "run over someone if you think they might carjack you" is very good. If you know for sure they are going to carjack you then ya, do it. If they've got a gun pointed at you and you run them over, you are fine. But what if you are mistaken and the person is just coming up to the car to try to sell you something, and you end up hitting them by accident? In this country you are innocent until proven guilty, and I think that is how it should be. Do you remember the story of a guy in Florida a couple years ago who shot and killed someone trick-or-treating at his house at Halloween? The guy who was shot I think was an immigrant from Asia and didn't understand the homeowner yelling at him to get off his property. Eventually the guy just went and got his gun and shot him. To avoid situations like this, it's better to err on the side of caution.

Also, you've never sat on the hood of a car before? I have - it doesn't do any damage.

Anyway, this video was just meant to be some stupid prank, and it's gotten us all worked up, so I think that's all I'll say about it. Safe driving everyone.

This will also be my last post. I'm at least glad the discussion stayed civil :thumbup: Anyway, there was another carjacking today. This is rare even for my state (Hawaii) but you just don't know when it will happen. If the guy is just walking up to your car that is one thing. If the guy makes and agressive move and jumps on the hood of your car that is an entirely differet story. I just can't believe one is expected to wait until someone pulls a gun on you to confirm it is a carjacing before you are allowed to react. The second he jumped on the hood that IMHO was an agressive act. There is no other reason why anyone would jump on the hood of a car unless it was to invoke fear into the driver or some other malicious act. There was nothign innocent about that move.

Personally, I've never sat on the hood of my car. The hood on my car is over $2000 and aluminum. I would be crazy to sit on it. I've seen detailers warp a hood just from applying too much pressure with the buffer. I've also seen models at car shows warp a hood laying on the hood while posing for a photo shoot.

Anyway, you are right. Everyone should just drive carefully and hope none of us are ever put in a situation like this or more serious. :D