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Caught on tape! Is physical altercation the new norm in VI?
The first video to catch the attention of this news site is one that showed a woman beating an elderly man mercilessly with a big piece of wood.
The woman, who has considerably more size than the man, was repeating, “Oh dem gon find me? You gon kill me? You gon kill me? Well I gon kill f**king you! Before you kill me I gon kill f**king you.”
She hit the man repeatedly forcing him to use his hands as a shield which protected his head and face from being struck by the wood the woman weaponised.
The one-minute long video depicted the beating taking place in full view of other persons who made no attempt to help the hapless man but one young man grabbed him in a lock from behind, exposing him to yet more blows from the agitated female.
Persons nearby were heard saying, “Trigger, don’t get involved Trigger,” referring to the young man who grabbed the elderly man, leaving him unable to protect himself from the blows.
At this point the video ended and it was unclear what was the fate of the man who collected the blows.
We asked Public Relations Officer of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force (RVIPF) Diane Drayton whether the Police knew about the incident in the video. However, she said there was no report made about the incident.
Ladies brawl in Up's parking lot
In the other video, Police ranks were seen intervening after two young women were fighting in the parking lot of UPs Cineplex in Road Town, on the main island of Tortola.
While it is not clear from the video who started the fight, persons who made the video recording from their cell phone were heard speculating about one of the young ladies starting the altercation.
The video depicted the two women fighting near a vehicle in which one of them was the driver. There was a male there trying to keep the two women apart from each other and at one stage he lifted one of the females and walked away with her in his hands in an attempt to break up the altercation.
The video which was about one minute and 20 seconds long ended with Police arriving on the scene and trying to break up the altercation. It is unclear whether there were any arrests in this incident.
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39 Responses to “Caught on tape! Is physical altercation the new norm in VI?”
Women today are fighting for equal rights as men ...so it should be equal in every sense of the word!!!
A sneak peep into 2015
All them in a vedio, NOT GOOD
FOR YOUNG VIEWERS
sad what young women doing out there
shame