A man broke his head with a wrench after a father in Perth was assaulted by a road rage because he was driving too slowly, according to < Daily Mail.
At about 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Mr. Rodney was attacked by a motorcycle teenager who had just taken his daughter to school because he was driving 5 km / h lower than the speed limit. Mr. Rodney had to be admitted to hospital immediately after bleeding and skull fractures.
According to reports, the incident took place on Caversham Road, northeast of Perth, where Mr. Rodney was driving at a speed limit of 70 km / h, but he drove only 65 and the attacker cut into his driveway. A carton of milk was thrown at him. Mr. Rodney stopped to find out what had happened, but was then beaten at least five times with a "big silver wrench" from behind.
"he came to me and started hitting me in the head," Mr. Rodney told reporters afterwards. "I was hit 5 times by the metal, and I hit it in the back of the head. Then I fell to the ground and the man ran away. "
Fortunately, two men in a nearby convenience store saw a bleeding Mr. Rodney and ran to help him.
Mr. Rodney said, "I didn't do anything wrong. Oh, my God, I'm just 5 kilometers below the speed limit. I don't have to do that! "
Mr. Rodney will also have a brain scan to determine if surgery is needed.
A 49-year-old male driver driving a 2005 version of the silver Commodore and an 18-year-old passenger are under police investigation after Western Australian police charged the 18-year-old with assault.
Mr. Rodney's car.