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https://www.wesh.com/article/dash-ca...ounty/34196960

What the??? This is what happens when parents and public education fails hard.

No it's not common in florida.

I mean, it's Florida.

Seems not "uncommon". https://www.tampabay.com/news/crime/...ies-seek-help/

Geez that's crazy. I assume by the time stamps on his cameras the police could get the license plate of the Z from the toll authority and find that guy as well. This happened in/around Orlando where things like this are less common, but south FL (Fort Lauderdale and Miami specifically) are typically among the worst in the country for gun-related road rage incidents in the country. I've lived in FL for 10+ years and driven extensively across the state and I've seen tons of road rage incidents and crazy driving in that 20 mile stretch from FLL to MIA. For those familiar with FL, if you're driving down the turnpike, things always seem to get "hairy" starting at the Hard Rock. I've seen some wild things in that short stretch.

The guy recording the video was doing some things to agitate the other guy who was trying to get around him so I'm not surprised at the swerving, etc the Z did to show he was not happy. I've learned it's typically best to just let people go if they're in that much of a hurry. Not worth it to me.

The guy that posted the video is the one shooting - seems like he is trying to get views for his YouTube channel.

Are they going to be charged with anything? The idiot that flashed a gun and another idiot that opened fire.. what if someone else was hit by a stray bullet? I'm all for protecting yourself, but maybe none of these idiots deserve to have a gun.

If one asks for trouble, they will often find it.

Not to mention that this guy had to be the one who posted his own dash cam video. Genius!

So wildly shooting on an open road thru his windshield is justified because he thinks he saw a gun in the other car?

Oh, no....quite the opposite. What I meant by the comment is that it is usually better to simply ignore some things and avoid trouble in the first place. In my part of the country, particularly with its large population and sometimes-nearly-impossible-traffic-level, road-rage is fairly common, and there are occasional casualties. People sometimes do things that irritate me, too, particularly with V8 Mustangs and BMW 3-series, but I usually just shrug it off and go on. Life's too short.

I reside in the Southernmost part of the state but lately I noticed all the crazy stuff has been happening in Central FL lol. A few months ago there was a crazy guy hanging off the hood of a tractor trailer speeding down the highway. Driver swerving to get him off but he was stuck like glue lol.

PS. This guy's CCW needs to be revoked. Here in South Florida, a few road rages has led to shoot out and casualties so there's that.

Florida, as I understand it, also has unusual laws about who is allowed to carry (and use) guns in certain circumstances. That was partly behind the notorious George Zimmerman/Trayvon Martin incident and trial several years ago.

The gun law here is extensive and not as cut and dry as most make it out to be. I assume many don't know the laws for CCW. I did my class last month and learned a lot and still have much to learn. You can't just whip out a gun anywhere, the laws in this state are very specific, it's the general public who are misinformed.

For example, if you're inside your house and noticed a guy breaking into your car outside, you aren't allowed to shoot. I also learned that you can't carry inside a bar either, exceptions are for restaurants that may have a bar but classify as a family restaurant. When inside those establishments you aren't allowed to sit at the bar and you must not consume alcohol. So again, having a CCW doesn't imply you can whip out anywhere per our state laws.