Moment driver knocks out ‘drunk’ man in street with single punch ‘after he broke his wing mirror’ and challenged him to fight
- Two men were filmed having an argument in a Glasgow street on October 30
- One of them claims that the other had punched his wingmirror
- The driver keeps backing away from the other man, who appears to be drunk
- After repeatedly refusing to fight, the motorist eventually punches the man
This is the moment a driver knocks out a ‘drunk’ man with a single punch during a street argument about a broken wing mirror.
The two men were filmed having an argument outside White Cart Chippy in Cathcart, Glasgow on October 30.
One of them, a motorist, claims that the other had punched his wingmirror while ‘standing in the middle of the f***ing road’.
The driver keeps backing away from the other man, who appears to be inebriated, saying ‘I don’t want to hit you, you’re trying to hit me’.
He says he does not want to fight, but the other male keeps walking towards him.
After continuously backing away from the ‘drunk’ male for about one minute, the driver eventually says ‘are you being serious’ and delivers a single punch to the other man’s face, sending him to the ground.
One of the men, a motorist (left), claims that the other (right) had punched his wingmirror while ‘standing in the middle of the f***ing road’. A third man (centre), who appears to be a worker for one of the nearby eateries, had unsuccessfully attempted to intervene in the brawl, trying to calm down the ‘drunk’ man
The ‘drunk’ man (pictured) had continuously approached the driver with his hands bunched into fists, and appears to be trying to attack the other man several times. When the driver eventually punches him in the face, he falls back unconscious onto the road, hitting his head on the tarmac
The motorist had told the other man: ‘I’m not fighting you mate.
‘I’m not fighting you. You just broke my f***ing wing mirror.’
The ‘drunk’ man had continuously approached the driver with his hands bunched into fists, and appears to be trying to attack the other man several times.
When the driver eventually punches him in the face, he falls back unconscious onto the road, hitting his head on the tarmac.
A third man, who appears to be a worker for one of the nearby eateries, had unsuccessfully attempted to intervene in the brawl, trying to calm down the ‘drunk’ man.
MailOnline has contacted Police Scotland for comment.
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