Leesburg Man Struck By Car While Attempting To Help Motorist
A 44-year-old Leesburg male victim was attempting to help a motorist whose vehicle was disabled in the middle of the road. Several cars were waiting for the vehicle to be cleared when a Pontiac Grand Am came from the back and was driving in the direction of the victim. The victim attempted to wave his arms to stop the car but had to jump out of the way. The vehicle struck the victims legs. The victim then got into a verbal altercation with the driver of the Grand Am. The driver left the scene but was located by deputies. The driver, Craig A. Vandusseldorp, 54, of Leesburg, VA, was charged with felony assault and reckless driving.
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on Feb 16 2010. Filed under Loudoun County.
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leaving the scene was wrong but why do all these f’n morons think putting 120-250lb them in front of a moving 2000-10000lb object is a good idea? anyone hit by a car they jumped in front of should go to a nut house for attempted suicide. ooh look a charging elephant,wait i have a great idea ill throw myself in the way. hey the cattle are stampeding, lets jump in the way, that’ll stop em. hey an avalanche…etc. grow brains or be a victim of natural selection.