Fox news just in the last two minutes
apologized for a man taking his pants down on the live broadcast, Harris Faulkner show. All while the guest is talking about how people don't have God and it is on full display.
Guest is Jack Brewer preaching good words, and now it has some jackass with his ass or peen out for all eternity. kek
I was in the kitchen, just heard it.
Front hole or backhole?
Anyone get it on video.
someone grab the video and save it on 8 kun now
a real warning to al the peeps on the street
shocking but will teach a real lesson
fed ex probably just getting out of the riot had now idea
scared to dath just doing his job
>https://files.catbox.moe/93407t.mp4
the fed ex driver
probably rembers Reginald Denny and thought they were trting to KIL HIM
I have to admit I would have put the metal to the metal as well……
Reginald Denny is seared in my mind from live tv during Rodney King riots.
the young rioters have no idea how tis shit went down previously
the truck driver reacted how most will
this will not be the only incident
I would not hold the driver at fault at all.
FED EX should pay ZERO dollars
and that should be a precedent
for any future lawsuits aftet this shit is over
NO One on the streets taht is rioting should get any $$$$$ when they sue later for getting hurt or maimed by people shotting back or runnin gthem over out of fear
2:19 a.m.
protesting
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/man-struck-killed-fedex-semi-truck-st-louis/63-a6317334-cc29-47ed-b292-a765e4d8f32b
dead
happened at
2:19 a.m.
but still
protesting
his family will try to get $$$$$$$
I say the driver should get a cahs award for emotional damage
ZERO for the riot guy
https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/man-struck-killed-fedex-semi-truck-st-louis/63-a6317334-cc29-47ed-b292-a765e4d8f32b
ST. LOUIS — A protester died after he got caught under a FedEx truck during protests in downtown St. Louis early Saturday morning.
It happened at around 2:19 a.m. in the area of North Broadway and O'Fallon Street.
Early investigation from the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department revealed the driver of a FedEx double tractor-trailer was rerouted off the interstate due to it being shut down by protests and began driving down North Broadway approaching Cass Avenue.
Police said he was stopped due to a large gathering of protesters. While he was stopped, several people gained access to the first trailer and started to remove items.
Two men were standing on the passenger side footboard and showed the driver they had guns, according to the police report.
The driver of the tractor-trailer told police he feared for his life and honked the horn and began driving until he was stopped by police.
A man was stuck on the converter dolly between the two trailers and the driver didn't know, according to police.
Police said eventually the man was caught by the trailer tire, pulled under and was eventually run over by the tire.
He was taken to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Video shows onlookers screaming as they watched.
FedEx released this statement:
“Our hearts go out to all those who are grieving the events of this week. We are deeply saddened to learn of a tragic situation involving a demonstrator in St. Louis and one of our vehicles. We offer our sincerest condolences to the family of the individual involved. There is no higher priority for FedEx than safety, and we are cooperating fully with the investigating authorities at this time.”
The protests began around 11:30 p.m. on Friday and lasted until around 3 a.m. on Saturday. A few interstates in the St. Louis area were closed to traffic due to protesters marching over the death of George Floyd.
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https://www.ksdk.com/article/news/local/man-struck-killed-fedex-semi-truck-st-louis/63-a6317334-cc29-47ed-b292-a765e4d8f32b
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