Californian Hit And Run Incident Leads To Another, More Violent Collision

A woman driving an old Acura was involved in two separate incidents on a California road last month, hitting an Audi Q5 and then ramming a van after running a red light.

According to the police, she was experiencing a medical emergency. All we can say is that she looked extremely confused once her car finally stopped, as if she was completely unaware of what happened.

Here's a recap of how things went down from a first-person perspective: "I heard a drive beeping at a vehicle behind me and noticed that car had both airbags deployed and the driver was acting as if it was just another day. That's when I turned on my camera and recorded the event."

It's possible that the woman was hurt even worse during the second collision when she impacted that green van after running the red light. The reason for that is the fact that the airbags were already deployed since hitting that Audi, so for the second crash, she didn't have any protection. Apparently she wasn't even wearing her seat belt.

It's a known fact that these types of incidents where the driver is in distress, physically or mentally, are extremely dangerous, especially to pedestrians. Thankfully, nobody else was injured this time.