Road Rage Assault: Florida Man Throws Rock at Defenseless Driver
Look out! This Florida man just committed a road rage assault like a caveman straight out of the stone age!
Imagine you’re minding your own business, driving along the sunny streets of
Palm Coast, when suddenly, out of nowhere, a rock comes flying through your window. It’s like a surprise party, but instead of confetti, it’s hard, unyielding stone. Sheesh. Talk about a rock and a hard place!
According to
Fox 35, the guy who threw this impromptu rock party is none other than our Florida man, Peter
Cicacci-Blackwell. Or as I like to call him, “The Rock Tosser of Palm Coast.” This dude chucked that rock like he was aiming for a maiming. And guess where it landed? Right in the victim’s car! Really? Throwing rocks at cars? Ouch!
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Now, that rock not only crashed through the window. In addition to hitting the dashboard, it did a little bounce, and ended up smacking the victim square in the face. Of course, our daring rock head, Peter, was apprehended. The deputies found him and his truck, probably covered in “Rock Art,” in Flagler Beach.
Sheriff Rick Staly wasn’t amused either. He reminded everyone that throwing rocks, while it might seem like a fun road rage hobby, can actually cause some serious damage. I mean, who would’ve thought, right? It’s almost as if rocks weren’t meant to be airborne projectiles.
Finally, let’s all take a page from Peter’s playbook and remember – road rage isn’t cool, and rocks should be reserved for skipping in the water or finding a quirky pet in your backyard. Also, if you’re really itching to get famous, there are better ways of becoming a ” Rock Star.”
Seven Out Of The Ten Most Dangerous Beaches In The US Are In Florida
Living in The Sunshine State, we have the luxury of going to the beach whenever we please, but seven out of the ten most dangerous beaches in the US are in Florida.
Since the hurricane, I just started back with my beach days about a month ago. So far, I’ve checked out Vanderbilt Beach in Naples, Fort Myers Beach and Bowman’s Beach on Sanibel. I realized just how much I missed my beach days while cleanup efforts were underway. Whether you’re staying local or traveling to other parts of the state, beaches can be dangerous. Of course, we don’t like to think about that part as we’re laying out, enjoying a cocktail, maybe playing a little volleyball. But unfortunately, something you look at as being fun and relaxing can come with some hazards that could even be deadly.
Recently, Travel Lens looked at different beaches around the US in terms of surfing deaths, hurricanes and shark attacks. What might not surprise you is that the deadliest beaches are along the East Coast. So thankfully here in SWFL, we have less to worry about. Though, that’s not to say you shouldn’t be careful. Fox put together a list of the top 10 most dangerous beaches in the country and seven of them are right here in Florida. You can check out the full list here, but let’s see where beaches in Florida rank.
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