Sitting minding my own when this white nissan parked up to my left, Looked across and i could see that they were an elderly couple in their lates 70s perhaps
When they got out of their car they were out of camera view and i watched the old lady elbow another cars mirror and i just accepted it as to being how old she was and she may have a disabilty or something, but then thought Hey why not park in the blue heaven area (disabled bays)
Anyhow i watched her do it to another car when she was approaching the trolley area, thought to myself hey hey this one looks like trouble lol
Then she approached my motor and smacked my mirror and bumper with her trolley, you can hear the noise on the video
At this point the old guy was aware at what she was doing and did nothing to stop her, you can see him looking directly at me through my car windscreen
I did not want to yell or anything at them as to being the age they were nor do i want to cause a confrontation in public as people always side with OAP's and us younger generation come off the worst
When i got home i discovered the damage this old biddy did to my car, yeah maybe only scratches but bloody £250 worth of damage as i took my car to a local garage to get an estimate
Would'nt have minded if i had the car for a few years but i've only had it a couple of months and it's expensive on the monthly pocket
The reason i have uploaded this video as well as the images of this couple is to warn local drivers of these old gits in case they get their motors scratched or worse
Not saying they will do it again but at to what i had witnessed i would have a guess and say they will do it again no doubt
NJ63 TVT - Nissan . white
Location . morrisons . cow gate . newcastle upon tyne
Time. 12.26pm
Date. 13-06-2016
Incident - driver side mirror hit and front bumper hit by shopping trolley - nissan drivers wife
Damage - driver side mirror and front bumper - paintwork - scratches
Witnesses - myself also owner of nissan and his wife
Proof - video footage
Sitting minding my own when this white nissan parked up to my left, Looked across and i could see that they were an elderly couple in their lates 70s perhaps
When they got out of their car they were out of camera view and i watched the old lady elbow another cars mirror and i just accepted it as to being how old she was and she may have a disabilty or something, but then thought Hey why not park in the blue heaven area (disabled bays)
Anyhow i watched her do it to another car when she was approaching the trolley area, thought to myself hey hey this one looks like trouble lol
Then she approached my motor and smacked my mirror and bumper with her trolley, you can hear the noise on the video
At this point the old guy was aware at what she was doing and did nothing to stop her, you can see him looking directly at me through my car windscreen
I did not want to yell or anything at them as to being the age they were nor do i want to cause a confrontation in public as people always side with OAP's and us younger generation come off the worst
When i got home i discovered the damage this old biddy did to my car, yeah maybe only scratches but bloody £250 worth of damage as i took my car to a local garage to get an estimate
Would'nt have minded if i had the car for a few years but i've only had it a couple of months and it's expensive on the monthly pocket
The reason i have uploaded this video as well as the images of this couple is to warn local drivers of these old gits in case they get their motors scratched or worse
Not saying they will do it again but at to what i had witnessed i would have a guess and say they will do it again no doubt
NJ63 TVT - Nissan . white
Location . morrisons . cow gate . newcastle upon tyne
Time. 12.26pm
Date. 13-06-2016
Incident - driver side mirror hit and front bumper hit by shopping trolley - nissan drivers wife
Damage - driver side mirror and front bumper - paintwork - scratches
Witnesses - myself also owner of nissan and his wife
Proof - video footage
Footage caught on my dashcam
Details posted on RateDriver.co.uk
http://rate-driver.co.uk/