Men attack teen's car after speeding incident

A Black teenager says he was scared for his life after a group confronted him and threw a rock through his car window. Source: jermaine.j11

Video transcript

- Right here, buddy. Right here. Tell them what you were doing.

- Cindy, stay over here.

- Burning out, racing through my [MUTED] neighborhood. Burning out, racing through my [MUTED] neighborhood.

- We you not to.

- Get out my face.

- I'm not in your face.

- Get out my face.

- Get out of my neighborhood, [MUTED].

- Who got a gun? Who got the gun?

- Nobody's got a gun.

- The guy who's got a permit to carry.

- We're smarter than that.

- You got a gun?

- You're the one that would get a gun.

- All right.

- Get out of this neighborhood.

- All right.

- Get out of this neighborhood. You don't belong here.

- What, ya'll went and smashed the [MUTED] window? Smashed the window?

- Yeah, he did.

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