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Trucker attacked; cargo stolen by vicious street crowd in California

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Trucker attacked; cargo stolen by vicious street crowd in California
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In San Bernardino, California, speed racers took over the streets and attacked a tractor-trailer, stealing part of his cargo. Video shows racers speeding and doing donuts at the intersection where the trucker was attacked. The speeders even went so far as going to the truck driver’s door, opening it, and throwing beer bottles at him. When stealing the cargo, witness videos show at least one of the trailer doors open with one person inside of it actively throwing boxes out the back of the trailer.

While this was happening, many were recording videos, but no one was coming to help the truck driver. The two vehicles that were in front of him finally left the scene allowing the truck driver to pull off with what was left of his cargo. The police did not show up until after the truck was already gone and crowds had dispersed.

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