00:00 Another case of road rage was recorded where a motorist fell and shot himself.
00:06 The Valenzuela Police led four tracker teams to track the armed motorist.
00:12 Tune in to June Veneration.
00:14 This video went viral.
00:19 It was captured on a dashcam on August 19 in Barangay Punturin in Valenzuela City.
00:25 The driver of the SUV was seen going down.
00:28 He fired a gun while approaching something that was not visible on camera.
00:31 When the driver was about to return to his vehicle,
00:34 a man, a taxi driver, followed him.
00:37 They talked for a while until the SUV driver pushed him.
00:41 The CCTV of Barangay was able to capture the events before the push happened.
00:46 The SUV was seen running fast.
00:48 But it stopped because there was a blocked truck in the front.
00:52 It did not make it to the other lane because a taxi was about to arrive.
00:57 It was not seen on video but it was said that two cars collided.
01:01 The driver of the SUV pulled back and fired a gun.
01:04 The taxi driver talked to the fortuner.
01:08 He got angry and insulted the driver.
01:13 He went to the vehicle, came back and fired a gun.
01:18 In this street here in Barangay Punturin, the incident of road rage happened on August 19.
01:23 According to the PNP investigation,
01:26 the road rage happened because of the collision between the driver of the SUV and the taxi driver.
01:31 Some residents were shocked and woke up at that time.
01:36 What did you notice?
01:39 It was like they were just fighting.
01:42 I was scared.
01:44 I was angry.
01:46 No one reported or complained to the barangay, let alone the police.
01:50 Tracker teams formed the Valenzuela City Police Station
01:53 to investigate and find the driver who pulled the gun.
01:56 I dispatched four teams for that so that we can take action quickly.
02:00 The Valenzuela City Government called on the public
02:04 to report their knowledge about the new road rage incident.
02:08 We just want to stop the cold head.
02:11 If there is a collision, we will go through the proper system.
02:15 Just like us, we are close to the authorities.
02:19 The video was released by Attorney Raymond Fortun,
02:22 who also posted the video of the first road rage incident
02:25 by the former police officer Wilfredo Gonzalez
02:28 and he was seen by a cyclist in Quezon City.
02:30 It creates a very chilling effect.
02:32 Actually, these things are not isolated incidents.
02:36 It's possible that there are other incidents that unfortunately, there is no video.
02:41 There were many road rage incidents.
02:44 Some of them were brought home.
02:47 On July 1991, 25-year-old Aldon Maguan was hit on the head
02:52 by his cousin, Rolito Go, a businessman in San Juan.
02:57 Go was sentenced to life imprisonment
03:00 and was released in 2016 after more than 20 years of being in prison.
03:05 In 1998, Feliber Andres died
03:09 after Inocencio Gonzalez shot his cousin,
03:14 who was being driven by the wife of the former OFW.
03:17 Gonzalez was sentenced to guilty of homicide
03:20 and was sentenced to more than 14 years in prison.
03:24 According to the Automobile Association of the Philippines,
03:27 he was jailed and was released from the road rage incident.
03:30 If it's possible to go through diplomacy,
03:33 if there is a collision,
03:34 we will do the discussion with the diplomat.
03:40 If you think that there is a...
03:43 because you will notice if you're with someone on the road,
03:46 that he's being hit on the head,
03:47 maybe if you can give...
03:49 Don't imitate.
03:50 ...give so that we can avoid such road rage
03:55 that can lead to bad results.
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