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[VIDEO] Airport limo driver goes amok in Sabah, rams 3 cars

60-year-old loses cool after another vehicle jumps queue, lies prone on ground after calming down

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 19 Jul 2021 7:28PM

by Essam Abdullah

KOTA KINABALU – In a sudden moment of “red mist”, an airport limo driver lost his cool before ramming his vehicle into three other cars at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport, here, this afternoon.

The 60-year-old driver was believed to have flown into a fit of rage after a fellow driver decided to jump the queue at the airport’s limo service driveway.

Onlookers were stunned as they watched the 60-year-old driver crash his vehicle during the 1pm incident.

However, no one was hurt during the incident, which has since gone viral over social media channels.

Several netizens have gone on to claim that the man was depressed and had acted out of frustration due to the pandemic.

Kota Kinabalu district deputy police chief George Abd Rakman who confirmed the incident said police are looking into the case and are currently investigating the cause of the man’s actions. – The Vibes, July 19, 2021

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