Watch JustEat rider pin Domino's delivery driver against car in bizarre ‘road-rage' tussle
THIS IS the shocking moment that a JustEat driver pins a Domino's driver against a car.
Several passersby stepped in to stop the fight which kicked off on Monday, in
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The Domino's driver grabbed the Just Eat cyclist
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Soon, the two men began to grapple
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Eventually, the two men were engaged in a fight
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The video appears to have been filmed by a bystander, who caught the two delivery drivers squaring up to each other on Military Road in Canterbury.
The Just Eat cyclist had grabbed the Domino's driver by the scruff of his clothes and appeared to be shouting something at him.
However, the
The men grappled, throwing their arms around each other, before the Uber Eats rider threw the Domino's worker against a red car.
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Then, the doors of a nearby vehicle opened with several men emerging to break up the fight.
The two men were prized apart by the crowd while continuing to shout at each other.
Eventually, the Just Eat rider was dragged away from the other man.
After the fight, the Domino's driver drove off in his Ford Fiesta.
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The cause of the fight is unknown, but both
According to police, an investigation into the rush hour scuffle is now underway.
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A spokesperson for Kent Police said: 'Inquiries into the incident are ongoing and any witnesses who are yet to speak to police should call 01843 222289 quoting reference 46/79441/25.'
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A group of passersby tried to break up the fight
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