Moment 'road rage' escalates into brawl in middle of the road near Scottish Asda
The altercation was filmed at a roundabout outside the Asda store in Kirkcaldy on Sunday, April 27. Two men could be seen fighting in the middle of the road while holding up traffic.
In the clip, posted by Fife Jammer Locations, a man wearing sunglasses can be seen putting the other man with short ginger hair in a headlock beside a black BMW.
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A woman is stood next to the pair attempting to break up the fight as another male witness walks towards them and intervenes.
As the Record reports, the man in the headlock breaks free and the two not involved stand between the pair. It is understood police were not made aware of the incident.
The video, titled "road rage", gathered nearly 300,000 views and over 350 comments. One labelled the brawl: "Fife and the Furious."
Another commented: "The guy in the hat who walks up and ended it is now our towns version of Batman."
A third said: "What a sad world when adults can't go to a supermarket without acting like cavemen. No wonder the young generation are feral."
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