Driver na nag-viral matapos muntik makasagasa ng enforcer, na-highblood lang daw

- The viral driver who almost ran down a traffic enforcer and the involved traffic enforcer himself have already faced each other after the incident

- According to reports, the driver said his blood pressure spiked and that he had no intentions of hurting anyone

- However, the Traffic Management Office of Davao City was not convinced by the driver's reason

- According to them, he should've stopped the very moment he was flagged down by the enforcer, instead, he chose to flee from the scene after doing what he did to the enforcer

As of now, authorities are now preparing to file a complaint against the driver. On the other hand, the wronged traffic enforcer declined to provide a statement.

It can be recalled that the traffic enforcer was almost run down by the motorist after the latter was called out for a traffic violation.

According to GMA News, the traffic enforcer wanted to issue a ticket for an illegal turn. However, instead of stopping, the driver kept on moving forward although the enforcer was already in front. It then continued to move forward and escaped.

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News, photos or videos that arouse the interest of netizens would often go viral on social media, due to the attention netizens give them. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people, making them very relatable.

In a previous report by KAMI, on Christmas day, a family of four was found dead inside their lakeside home in Wakefield, New Hampshire, CBS News Boston reported. According to a report by the Daily Mail UK, the family was victimized by a "silent killer" - carbon monoxide. As it turned out, the propane heating system at the lakefront house malfunctioned, prompting the entire family to be poisoned as they slept that night. Currently, investigators don't know yet as to why it happened; also, there were no carbon monoxide alarms found in the home.

In another viral local report, a businessman kidnapped in Quezon City was found dead in San Jose Del Monte, Bulacan. In an interview with 24-Oras, one of the suspects admitted the victim was strangled and had a cellophane wrapped around his face. Afterwards, the killed businessman was put inside a water drum, and buried in San Jose Del Monte. It's the same kidnap-slay crime committed against Ruby Rose Barrameda in 2007 and as it turned out, the alleged mastermind behind the two crimes was believed to be the same person.

Source: KAMI.com.gh