Video of Furious Biker Punching Delivery Man After Attempting to Overtake Them Goes Viral Online
The video footage of a furious biker punching a delivery man after attempting to overtake them elicits criticisms online.
The Facebook page CDN Digital has shared the video footage of a road rage incident between a raging cyclist and delivery man. The video immediately spread like a wildfire online and garnered various reactions from the netizens.
In the video, it can be seen that a group of cyclists were confronting and lambasting a man delivering bread to his customer after attempting to overtake them. The bikers were furiously criticizing the poor worker.
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After a few moments, one of the cyclists lost its patience and suddenly punched the hardworking man right on his head. The bikers continue to criticize the delivery guy for a couple of seconds.
The cyclists eventually leave the area but one resident was able to film the entire incident. The incident reportedly happened along the intersection of Hernan Cortes and A.S. Fortuna Streets in Mandaue City.
According to the video owner, the bikers who confronted the delivery employee are claiming to be agents of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI).
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However, NBI-7 released a statement and clarified that the cyclists on the video were not employees of the agency. The bureau also urged the victim to immediately report the incident to the authorities.
NBI said that they want to confront the “fake NBI agents” for the filing of appropriate charges.
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