Here's what happened. The college kids were on a group ride going to some nearby motorcycle races. Their group was moving slowly because several of the bikes barely top out at the speed limit. The pick-up driver got impatient and passed them unsafely. He was probably in a hurry to get home and get out of the truck with that hideous hag. Dipshidt college kids follow him with the intent of telling him off. The truck driver wasn't afraid. If he was he could have run off and left most of them behind. Instead he wants to lead them into the trap he is setting. He calls his brother and the posse is rounded up. So the truck driver and the brother said they were afraid, but somehow never thought to call 911. It wouldn't have done any good as response would have been slow, but it would have shown that they were trying to do the right thing. Brother discharging the gun was damn dumb. Belly guy was very lucky he didn't get ventilated. The motorcyclists I have ridden with often carried handguns. Ultimately a lot of good will come out of this. Criminals will be charged. Dumb kids will learn a valuable lesson.
Cool story. Have anything to back up your narrative?
Do the "motorcyclists" you ride with that pack heat confront families in road worthy vehicles?
Well, it appears that the shotgun wielding fellow and the one who worked over the cyclist are being charged. One is in jail. This story isn't over and it's quite likely to end poorly for the pickup gang.
The shotgun wielding brother tried to appear reasonable, responsible and thoughtful in the video interview. He is a damn idiot. He did not call 911 when he feared for his family's safety. He brandished a firearm. He discharged the firearm in the middle of a roadway. He stole a video device. He's dumb. Criminally so. He gives us decent, law abiding gun owners a bad name.
