Insurance scam foiled by dashcam

[road_rascal]

From one of the subscriptions I have on Youtube. I hope I can convince my wife of letting me install a cam in her car after she sees this.

 

[Saj]

Exactly a good enough reason for a camera.

 

[Run]

Scum caught on film without video good luck proving innocence.

 

[Street Guardian USA]

There is quite a bit of debate in the comments of Reddit claiming it might be a fabricated fake to increase youtube views etc.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Roadcam/comments/285ag2/usa_insurance_scam_attempt_in_california/

The acting is a bit terrible, and drivers reaction is slightly over the top. (and excuse of why video is missing with cops etc)

 

[flank]

Could be a fake video.

 

[Street Guardian USA]

Could be a fake video.

Fake or not, still a good lesson on why everyone should have a DashCam/RoadCam Mobile DVR Solution. Don't leave home without it. ;-)
"Set it, and Forget it"

 

[flank]

Fake video to sell more dash cams

 

[Street Guardian USA]

This one is strange too:

 

[flank]

In these cases if you don't have a dashcam, minus well run them over for real because they're always going to side with the pedestrians. At least make them pay with a leg or an arm or both.

 

[sludgeguts]

There is quite a bit of debate in the comments of Reddit claiming it might be a fabricated fake to increase youtube views etc.
http://www.reddit.com/r/Roadcam/comments/285ag2/usa_insurance_scam_attempt_in_california/

The acting is a bit terrible, and drivers reaction is slightly over the top. (and excuse of why video is missing with cops etc)

ALSO, if this WAS an insurance scam, why would you blackout the face of the scumbag? Surely you'd want the world to see this person - in case they tried it on someone else?