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Idiot UK Drivers Exposed 2020-03-29 16:07:06
A group of furious locals blocked a Range Rover driver after he travelled 115 miles from Sheffield to Snowdonia despite the coronavirus lockdown.
The man was spotted at around 10am on Saturday as he drove down country lanes near Bala in Gwynedd, Wales.
Aled Wyn Williams recorded the confrontation before police were eventually called to the scene.
Mr Williams stopped the vehicle, along with his friend Oswyn Roberts, after realising that the driver was not from the area.
He said he was angered by the lack of respect shown by the visitor when the pair stopped him on the road.
Mr Williams added: '[The driver] was heading away from Bala and the main road.
'I drove along the road and stopped him. My friend Oswyn Roberts came along behind, blocking him in.
'He told me he called the police because he felt threatened.
'I told him all we were doing was encouraging him to go home. If he hadn't called the police, I would have done.'
In the footage, a queue of vehicles can be seen in a standoff along a single-lane track surrounded by fields.
Sheep can be heard in the background as Mr Williams walks towards the driver's side of the black Range Rover, which has a trailer in tow.
He points the camera at the man behind the wheel who also has a phone in his hand to take pictures.
Mr Williams then gestures down the road and says: 'Your friends have just arrived...
'What the hell are you doing here anyway? What the hell are you doing here?
'Haven't you got a television or radio?'
The clip cuts to another angle of the confrontation recorded by an onlooker.
Mr Williams throws his arms into the air before storming back towards his vehicle, which is where the video ends.
The locals continued to block the route until police arrived at the scene.
A spokesperson for North Wales Police said: 'Police were called at 10.12am to a report of a man being blocked on a country lane in Bala.
'Officers attended and suitable words of advice were given.'
The driver of the Range Rover, who had driven 115 miles from Sheffield in an attempt to visit Snowdonia, was eventually asked to return home.
Credit - Daily Mail - Video can be found here - http://dailym.ai/3bwOsgQ
A group of furious locals blocked a Range Rover driver after he travelled 115 miles from Sheffield to Snowdonia despite the coronavirus lockdown.
The man was spotted at around 10am on Saturday as he drove down country lanes near Bala in Gwynedd, Wales.
Aled Wyn Williams recorded the confrontation before police were eventually called to the scene.
Mr Williams stopped the vehicle, along with his friend Oswyn Roberts, after realising that the driver was not from the area.
He said he was angered by the lack of respect shown by the visitor when the pair stopped him on the road.
Mr Williams added: '[The driver] was heading away from Bala and the main road.
'I drove along the road and stopped him. My friend Oswyn Roberts came along behind, blocking him in.
'He told me he called the police because he felt threatened.
'I told him all we were doing was encouraging him to go home. If he hadn't called the police, I would have done.'
In the footage, a queue of vehicles can be seen in a standoff along a single-lane track surrounded by fields.
Sheep can be heard in the background as Mr Williams walks towards the driver's side of the black Range Rover, which has a trailer in tow.
He points the camera at the man behind the wheel who also has a phone in his hand to take pictures.
Mr Williams then gestures down the road and says: 'Your friends have just arrived...
'What the hell are you doing here anyway? What the hell are you doing here?
'Haven't you got a television or radio?'
The clip cuts to another angle of the confrontation recorded by an onlooker.
Mr Williams throws his arms into the air before storming back towards his vehicle, which is where the video ends.
The locals continued to block the route until police arrived at the scene.
A spokesperson for North Wales Police said: 'Police were called at 10.12am to a report of a man being blocked on a country lane in Bala.
'Officers attended and suitable words of advice were given.'
The driver of the Range Rover, who had driven 115 miles from Sheffield in an attempt to visit Snowdonia, was eventually asked to return home.
Credit - Daily Mail - Video can be found here - http://dailym.ai/3bwOsgQ
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Everyone in the UK2020-03-29 12:26:44
What a muppet, what is so hard to understand about "STAY AT HOME".
What a muppet, what is so hard to understand about "STAY AT HOME".
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Tyyy2020-04-04 02:27:03
Why do old people still hold the phone to their ear while driving in their luxury cars? It’s 2020 where Bluetooth and beyond exists
Why do old people still hold the phone to their ear while driving in their luxury cars? It’s 2020 where Bluetooth and beyond exists
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Who's been a bad man2020-04-03 20:24:41
To get that close to a cop car!! Oh, it's not new, 20 plates came out over a month ago
To get that close to a cop car!! Oh, it's not new, 20 plates came out over a month ago
This is the personification of a beta male coward. Sneaky attack - then running. Stupid too. This is the sort of guy that has backed away from numerous fights in the past as he’s actually too cowardly to fight. He’s a weak beta male coward. He will always be a weak beta male coward.