Bizarre Race Crash Altercation Leads To Man Getting Tasered
The crash that happens in this video around the 48 second mark looks mild enough, but matters soon escalate. After waving his arms angrily at competitor Shawn Cullen, Jeffrey Swinford decided to drive over the bonnet of the former’s car.
Naturally, Cullen didn’t take too kindly to this, and responded by climbing out, hurling his helmet to the ground and pummeling Swinford through the car’s window, stopping only when a police officer intervened. With a Taser.
According to a local report, both were arrested, with Swinford charged for “misdemeanor criminal recklessness,” while Cullen was slapped with a disorderly conduct citation. The owner of Anderson Speedway, Indiana has vowed to bar Swinford from the track “as long as I own it, and I plan to own it for a long time.”
We challenge you to find a racing crash altercation that’s weirder than this…
Growing up on a diet of World Rally Championship highlights and lengthy Gran Turismo 2 sessions, a life in cars was as good as inevitable for Matt.
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‘Murica
😂😂
This happened in my home town! And as I’m typing this, I’m realizing that’s probably not something to be proud of 😂😂
You should be proud this is Indiana the greatest state in the U.S.A.
I never thought a race series that mostly involves turning left would make the racers extremely aggressive 😅
In a figure 8 race they turn left and right equally though…
Clearly you have never watched NASCAR
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mucSyo9yLLQ
Shocking
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What is it about oval racing which makes the drivers want to fight everyone after every single racing incident
Adrenaline?
lol its the same with ice hockey for some reason oval racing from backyard racers to nascar and amateur to pro hockey players always get in a fight
Figure-8? But I think it’s not the track, it’s just that it’s Rednecks do that type of stuff and Rednecks do those races
Lol
“The owner of Anderson Speedway, Indiana has vowed to bar Swinford from the track” Didn’t you rather mean “ban”? Matt Robinson
No, no he did not. The use of the word “bar” was correct.
“The owner of Anderson Speedway, Indiana has vowed to bar Swinford from the track”
Didn’t you rather mean “ban”? MattRobinson
Bar’s a synonym of ban ;)