PonyOne
10-30-2001, 12:30 PM
OK, last night i was crossing the street when this guy barreled around the corner and almost nailed me and my girlfriend. I shoved my girlfriend away and almost got hit, but managed to use my right leg to push off from the front quarter panel of his car and NOT get nailed.
Only after my foot connected with his car did he stop. My girlfriend and I went around the corner to call the cops, and he ran up behind me, shoved me, then grabbed me by the breast of my trench coat and started shaking me, telling me that he was an attorney, his brother was a cop, and that he'd kill me for kicking his car.
I'm a brown belt in tae kwan do and know how to kill someone easily. That's why, rather than hit him, i backed off and tried to calm him down. He kept screaming that he was going to kick my ass, sue me blind and etc., then grabbed my arm and told me that he was going to show me the damage to his car. I told him that i was going to call a cop, and dashed inside the bar by where this had happened.
He chased me inside, yelling that i'd better come outside, he wanted my name and number, etc. I told him he could have it provided that i called the police first, that i wasn't going to accidentally incriminat myself in front of him. I walked over to my girlfriend and she was giving me a pen and paper, when he starts demanding my i.d.
I informed him that i don't have an i.d. (i don't), and that i was underage. this is where i got tricky myself, as i am underage being under 21, but not a minor. However, i didn't say that i was a minor. It scared the crap out of him and, after trying to pass off a black scuff on his car as my doing (i was wearing Doc Martens, which are skidproof and have a transparent brown sole), he finally just left.
Now, I know where this guy lives; he's parked about two doors down from me. Could I take him to court, as he not only almost hit me, but also chased me down, assaulted me while i was retreating, threatened to kill me as well as used his position as an attorney and his brother's as a cop to try and get me to cave in? Or does the fact that my foot connected with his car and that i left the scene to find a phone make it my fault?
as a side, there is no jaywalking clause where i live, so you can cross regardless of the light. any legal experts care to help?
Only after my foot connected with his car did he stop. My girlfriend and I went around the corner to call the cops, and he ran up behind me, shoved me, then grabbed me by the breast of my trench coat and started shaking me, telling me that he was an attorney, his brother was a cop, and that he'd kill me for kicking his car.
I'm a brown belt in tae kwan do and know how to kill someone easily. That's why, rather than hit him, i backed off and tried to calm him down. He kept screaming that he was going to kick my ass, sue me blind and etc., then grabbed my arm and told me that he was going to show me the damage to his car. I told him that i was going to call a cop, and dashed inside the bar by where this had happened.
He chased me inside, yelling that i'd better come outside, he wanted my name and number, etc. I told him he could have it provided that i called the police first, that i wasn't going to accidentally incriminat myself in front of him. I walked over to my girlfriend and she was giving me a pen and paper, when he starts demanding my i.d.
I informed him that i don't have an i.d. (i don't), and that i was underage. this is where i got tricky myself, as i am underage being under 21, but not a minor. However, i didn't say that i was a minor. It scared the crap out of him and, after trying to pass off a black scuff on his car as my doing (i was wearing Doc Martens, which are skidproof and have a transparent brown sole), he finally just left.
Now, I know where this guy lives; he's parked about two doors down from me. Could I take him to court, as he not only almost hit me, but also chased me down, assaulted me while i was retreating, threatened to kill me as well as used his position as an attorney and his brother's as a cop to try and get me to cave in? Or does the fact that my foot connected with his car and that i left the scene to find a phone make it my fault?
as a side, there is no jaywalking clause where i live, so you can cross regardless of the light. any legal experts care to help?