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Instant Karma for a cyclist who is running a red light
(3) | 31/05/2018 | Translate: Occurred on May 28, 2018 / Auckland, New Zealand
My wife bought me a dash-cam for my birthday to use in my truck. It’s been up and running for months with relatively uneventful things happening. All until yesterday, where a cyclist coming from my right decided not to stop for a red light. The light was green for myself and the truck in front to proceed ahead, however he spotted a police car on the left and honked his horn to alert the officer to the unlawful cyclist. The officer did a U-turn with lights and sirens on and stopped the cyclist. Instant Karma at its best!
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