Asian family terrorized by Biker gang..... in NYC.

[Darnell 8,478]

It wasn't a "mob". These runs are usually very well organized and strictly coordinated. Had he just stopped and waited for the authorities to arrive, he would have been safe and unharmed.

Ya, these foreign students think their 'home-country' rules apply in this type of situation. It's really stupid.

[Sarah Elle-Même 660]

It wasn't a "mob". These runs are usually very well organized and strictly coordinated. Had he just stopped and waited for the authorities to arrive, he would have been safe and unharmed.

It's pretty clear from the video the biker gang crowded around his car and started busting it up when he stopped after the first accident. I say gang literally because, though not all bikers participating in the city runs are in gangs, it's very clear from the type of bikes those guys ride, their dress, and their actions that they are in a gang. I know them when I see them as I have lived in the city all my life. Best to stay away lest you get your head busted open.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

Sadly the Media can not tell the difference between Biker gangs and young punks on crotch rockets

or

The difference between a clip/magazine or an assault weapon and AR-15

[lostinblue 1,989]

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http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=720_1380571291

Follow Up - Range Rover Runs Over NYC Bikers. Minutes before Incident

Shot from the 30th Floor of a high rise at 42nd Street and 10th Avenue in New York City.
This location is south of where the SUV ran over the bikers. Filmed minutes before the pack of bikers turned onto the West Side Highway where the incident took place. The audio doesn't do justice to how loud these guys were. Upon viewing the street from my deck the pack of motorcycles was cruising down the street the wrong way in traffic. They held up multiple traffic lights as they blew through them en mass. They were obviously taunting drivers and didn't have any regard for traffic laws.

Edited October 1, 2013 by lostinblue

[Karee 4,190]

Ya, these foreign students think their 'home-country' rules apply in this type of situation. It's really stupid.

Yeah the heir to the Redbull fortune in Thailand hit and killed a cop with his Ferrari while drunk and high on Cocaine and nothing happened to him. These rich Asian punks must think the same thing applies in the U.S. It doesn't.

Early on a Monday morning in September, 2012, Vorayuth Yoovidhya, an heir to Thailand’s Red Bull energy-drink fortune, allegedly sped down a Bangkok street in his silver Ferrari and crashed into a police officer on motorcycle patrol. The police officer died at the scene; Vorayuth, who is known as one of Thailand’s most prominent young princelings and goes by the nickname Boss, did not stop. He drove his battered sports car home, police said, dragging the officer’s body some distance along the way.

When police detained the slight, baby-faced Vorayuth, he was photographed wearing a Christian Dior polo shirt, with a baseball cap pulled low to shield his downcast eyes, dollar signs along its brim. Vorayuth admitted to hitting the officer, but said the man had darted in front of his Ferrari. He was released on bail and has been free for the past year, but still faces a ten-year sentence.

Vorayuth is a grandson of Chaleo Yoovidhya, the self-made co-founder of the world’s most popular energy-drink company. The Yoovidhyas are worth $7.8 billion, making them Thailand’s fourth-richest family, according to Forbes. (Chaleo died in March of 2012, six months before the hit-and-run.) Vorayuth’s case made headlines in Thailand last year, with critics arguing that he embodied an all-too-common attitude among ultra-rich Thais who consider themselves exempt from the nation’s laws.

Last week, Vorayuth’s alleged crime made headlines once more when he failed to appear for an indictment hearing in Bangkok. The reason: according to his lawyer, Vorayuth had fallen ill during a business trip to nearby Singapore, and was recuperating there on doctor’s orders. That meant that Vorayuth’s indictment was postponed for the sixth time; police now say they are seeking an arrest warrant. Still, some argue that the family’s economic and political clout will insure Vorayuth is never adequately punished. “Any ordinary suspect would have been indicted long ago,” a well-known attorney told the Bangkok Post. Many Thais have taken to online forums and social media to complain about the impunity of the country’s wealthiest. Some have also pointed out that former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra, a controversial billionaire who was overthrown in a 2006 military coup, has himself remained abroad for several years to avoid a corruption charge that he says is politically motivated.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/currency/2013/09/the-red-bull-heir-and-inequality-in-thailand.html

[lostinblue 1,989]

Yeah the heir to the Redbull fortune in Thailand hit and killed a cop with his Ferrari while drunk and high on Cocaine and nothing happened to him. These rich Asian punks must think the same thing applies in the U.S. It doesn't.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/currency/2013/09/the-red-bull-heir-and-inequality-in-thailand.html

Sounds like the Kennedy family

[spookyturtle 9,465]

It wasn't a "mob". These runs are usually very well organized and strictly coordinated. Had he just stopped and waited for the authorities to arrive, he would have been safe and unharmed.

It's pretty clear from the video the biker gang crowded around his car and started busting it up when he stopped after the first accident. I say gang literally because, though not all bikers participating in the city runs are in gangs, it's very clear from the type of bikes those guys ride, their dress, and their actions that they are in a gang. I know them when I see them as I have lived in the city all my life. Best to stay away lest you get your head busted open.

And a sissy gang at that riding rice.

[Sarah Elle-Même 660]

And a sissy gang at that riding rice.

Indeed. Crotch rocket newbs.